Run your Bruno collections on every commit with a single command. Fail the build when a contract breaks, not after your users find it.
Someone has to remember to run the checks. Releases wait on it, or skip it entirely.
A broken contract found in staging, or production, costs far more than one caught on the PR.
GUI-first tools resist automation. Getting them into a pipeline is its own project.
The Bruno CLI drops into GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins, CircleCI, or any runner that can execute a command.
Run whole collections on push or pull request. The same tests developers run locally, run in CI.
Generate HTML, JSON, and JUnit output, then attach it as a build artifact or feed it to your dashboards.
A failed assertion returns a non-zero exit code, so a broken API stops the build before it reaches production.
Not in staging, and not by a customer.
Local runs and CI runs use one set of collections from your repo.
Testing happens on every commit, without anyone remembering to trigger it.
JUnit and HTML reports give you an audit trail alongside the build.
The Bruno CLI is free and open source. Add it in one line.