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The "http-prompt" command is a command-line tool that provides an interactive console for making HTTP requests and exploring and interacting with web APIs.

When you run the "http-prompt" command in your terminal or command prompt, it opens up a command-line interface where you can interact with HTTP endpoints. It allows you to send HTTP requests, view responses, and navigate through the API endpoints using a familiar command syntax.

Once the interactive console is open, you can use various commands to perform different actions, such as:

• Making HTTP requests: You can use commands like GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, etc. to send HTTP requests to specific endpoints.
• Modifying headers: You can set request headers using the Header command to provide additional information to the server.
• Navigating through endpoints: You can use the cd command to change the current working URL and browse through different API endpoints.
• Viewing responses: After sending requests, the console displays the HTTP response with the status code, headers, and body.
• Displaying help: You can use the help command to view available commands and their usage.

Overall, "http-prompt" is a helpful command-line tool for exploring and testing HTTP APIs in an interactive manner.