The strong focus on assertions makes large responses easy to validate. The human-readable BDD syntax allows testers new to automation to start contributing without having to know programming. The interop for Javascript syntax makes it easy to code very powerful functions into a single line, directly in the test.

Karate DSL is recently became the 'Go to solution' for any test automation needs, especially when it comes to API testing. 120+ API services automated with Karate for my first project in a short time and after that, Karate became essential tool in my further assignments up until now. Multi thread parallel execution, easy and reusable tests, soft and strong assertions, reports with detailed logs based on verbose config, support and onboarding efficiency - all these comes with Karate and what else we need? High possiblity to contribute by both devs and qa together on same repo, definate increase of productivity, Go for it, You won't regret it, trust me.

Karate is incredibly simple to learn and use. It's well documented, and its creator, Peter Thomas, is readily accessible via Stackoverflow.