You reused a lot of "concepts" like captures, queries, filters, predicates etc... I take it as a compliment, there is a place for everybody (I'm one of the Hurl maintainers)

I did. And it is! The Hurl project definitely made Nap leaps and bounds better. Thank you for that. I wanted to take a different approach to how http tests are written (YAML, environments, parallelism, etc.), but for things that I already knew Hurl did very well (assertions especially, but also some other things like cookies) I pretty much followed the Hurl docs and reverse engineered them.

You're welcome (and thanks for the credits on https://naprun.dev!!)

curious why you decided to create that instead of using hurl?

For fun, of course ;)