Bruno describes itself as the Git-native API client, with collections stored as code that works with Git, your IDE and your agents. Built on OpenCollection, an open standard for API collections, Bruno keeps everything as folders and text files on your filesystem, co-located with the code they belong to, so collections can be branched, diffed, reviewed and merged using the Git workflow a team already trusts. The YAML format is human-readable and diff-friendly. The site states that your data never leaves your machine, with no cloud sync, no account and no login, and that sharing happens only when you choose it, through Git. It runs in your IDE, terminal and agents, and inherits device and MDM policies, repository permissions from your Git provider, and existing VPN, proxy and firewall rules. Enterprise options include SSO and SAML through your IdP, SCIM provisioning, secret managers such as Vault, Azure Key Vault and AWS, and SOC 2 Type II.
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A Git-native API client whose collections live as plain text files beside your code, so teams can branch, diff, review and merge them with the Git workflow they already use. No cloud sync and no account, with enterprise policies inherited from existing infrastructure.