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gRPC, without a second toolchain

AAT v0.3.0 runs gRPC. The interesting part is what it did not add: no second plan format, no second runner, no second archive viewer, and nothing new to learn if you already have a project. A graph node names a method instead of a path, a template sends a message instead of a body, and everything downstream — the wiring between steps, the assertions, the retries, the cleanup, the archive, the web UI, the MCP server — carries on as though nothing had happened.

Introducing AAT!

AAT is open source today. It is a Go CLI that models an API as a graph once and then runs long, multi-step test plans against it: the data wired between steps, one plan multiplied into a matrix, every exchange recorded, and the same graph handed to your AI coding tools over MCP. v0.2.0 is the launch release.