This repository contains a Bruno collection for interacting with the Rightbrain API. Rightbrain allows you to build and deploy LLM features rapidly by turning prompts into production-ready APIs.
Follow these steps to get the collection running, whether you cloned the repository or used the "Fetch in Bruno" button.
Step 1: Install Bruno
- If you haven't already, download and install the Bruno API client from www.usebruno.com.
Step 2: Load the Collection
- Using Fetch Button: Clicking the "Fetch in Bruno" button above should automatically load the collection into Bruno.
- Cloning Repository: If you cloned the repository, open Bruno, click "Open Collection", and select the folder where you cloned it.
Step 3: Configure Environment Variables (
This is a crucial step required for all users, including those who used the Fetch button.
- Locate
.env.example: Find this file within the collection folder.- If Cloned: It will be in the root directory you cloned.
- If Fetched: Check the "Env & Vars" tab for the collection within Bruno.
- Create
.env: Make a copy of.env.exampleand rename the copy to.env. - Add Credentials: Open the
.envfile and fill in your Rightbrain API credentials:- New users: You can get these when onboarding to Rightbrain.
- Existing users: Go to the API Client section in your Rightbrain dashboard, select or create a Client Credentials API client, and click "Copy all" to get the necessary values.
Step 4: Run Requests!
- Select the
Dynamicenvironment in the top-right dropdown in Bruno. - Choose a request from the collection panel on the left.
- Click "Send".
Contributions, issues, and feature requests are welcome!
Bruno allows you to export this collection for use in other tools or formats:
- Postman: You can export the collection to a Postman format.
- OpenAPI: Export to OpenAPI v3 specification.
- Curl: Generate curl commands for individual requests.
Refer to the Bruno Export Documentation for detailed instructions on how to export.