Lists all APIs loaded from the specs folder, with their names, titles, base URLs, and available environments.

Use this when you need to know what APIs are loaded or what environments a specific API supports. Call this first when the user references an API you haven't seen yet.

Lists all available endpoints across all loaded .mind files. Also surfaces the available environment names.

Use this to discover what endpoints exist across all APIs. Filter by method, path, or section. Call this when the user references an API or asks what's available.

Returns the full context for a specific endpoint including resolved URL, auth requirements, and schema.

Use this to understand an endpoint before constructing a curl command to execute via the bash tool. Call this after list_endpoints to get the endpoint contract.

Auth Patterns

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Returns the runtime context needed to execute API calls: resolved base URL, active environment, and default values for credentials and parameters.

Call this before constructing a curl command when the user wants to actually invoke an endpoint. Do NOT call this just to browse or understand the API shape — use list_endpoints and get_endpoint_schema for that.

Reads from ~/.config/api-mind/.env and ~/.config/api-mind//.env. Defaults to "dev" unless the user specifies otherwise.