Quick facts
- Date and time: Thursday, November 19, 2026, 5:00–7:30 p.m. EST (America/New_York)
- Where: 113 W 38th St, New York, NY 10018
- Cost: Free
- Organizer: Postman Developer Events, presented with Docusign. Host listed: Pooja Mistry.
- Registration: Open, no approval required. The listing shows 390 guests and 210 spots remaining. Space is described as limited.
- Official listing: luma.com/nyc-nov
What it is
Another edition of Postman and Docusign’s Agents and APIs developer meetup: learning, live demos, food, and networking. Speakers listed are Pooja Mistry (Postman), Julie Gordon and Parsa Pezeshki (Docusign), Chris Patty (Astropods), and Dillon Patel (Fabric Gateway). Individual talk titles are not published.
Registration also opts you into Postman product updates, with an unsubscribe path. A Postman Discord is linked for materials after the event.
Who it's for
Developers in New York working on APIs, agent workflows, and agreement or integration tooling, including people already in the Postman or Docusign ecosystems.
Worth it if / Skip it if
- Worth it if a free, well-attended vendor meetup with a mixed speaker list and dinner is useful, even without talk titles.
- Skip it if you want independent talks with abstracts, or you prefer not to join a large company-hosted night.
Verdict
Worth it for API and agent developers in New York. The guest count and named speakers make this one of the more established evenings in the window. The missing talk titles are the main limitation of the listing.
Source: Luma, “Is Agents & APIs NYC Developer Meetup Worth Attending? (New York, November 19, 2026)”
