Permanently delete a Bruno request file from a collection. Use this to remove a request created by mistake; the file is unlinked from disk and cannot be recovered.
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"Bruno" matching MCP tools:
- Remove one variable from a Bruno environment while keeping all others intact. Clean up unused keys directly in the collection without affecting the rest.MIT
- Add or update a single variable in an existing Bruno environment, preserving all other variables. Directly modifies the environment file.MIT
- Lists request files in a Bruno collection, returning absolute file paths for use in run_collection or group execution.MIT
- Check the health of the Bruno MCP server and CLI, including optional performance metrics and cache statistics.MIT
- Retrieve the active Bruno collection and its endpoint count to discover available API endpoints without making requests.MIT
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- AlicenseAqualityBmaintenanceRead-only MCP server for indexing and searching Bruno API collections. Enables endpoint discovery and contract retrieval without executing requests.870MIT
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- List all Bruno request files in a collection root, optionally from a specified path, to quickly view available API requests for local execution.MIT
- Execute a Bruno API request locally via the CLI and get its status and output, enabling private API testing from AI assistants without data leaving your machine.MIT
- Lists all environments from a Bruno collection by accepting the collection path as input.MIT
- List all API requests within a specified Bruno collection for efficient endpoint management and review.MIT
- Validates a specified environment file in a Bruno collection, ensuring correct structure and values.MIT
- Validate a Bruno collection's structure and configuration to ensure correctness and consistency before running API tests.MIT
- Retrieve structured details and raw content of a specific Bruno request by name to inspect its configuration and data.MIT
- Execute a specific API request from a Bruno collection, with options for environment variables, validation, and test reports.MIT
- Execute all API requests in a Bruno collection or specific folder, with support for environment variables, dry-run validation, and report generation in JSON, JUnit, or HTML formats.MIT
- Scans a directory tree to find all Bruno collections, specifying search path and max depth for efficient discovery.MIT
- Execute API test collections from Bruno CLI by specifying collection paths, environment files, and variables to validate endpoints.MIT
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- Create a new Bruno API testing collection with configuration, specifying name, output path, format, base URL, and optional settings.MIT
- Creates API request files for Bruno collections. Supports HTTP, WebSocket, and gRPC, including inline scripts, assertions, and multipart file uploads.MIT