HTTP endpoints
HTTP: connections
All 7 connections endpoints, with request fields and access notes.
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Request fields and access notes below are partial. Additional constraints and permissions may apply. Prefer the corresponding MCP tool and schema where available.
GET /v1/connections
Read connections.
This directory does not provide a request schema for this endpoint. Use the corresponding supported tool or client where available.
POST /v1/connections
Create connection.
Access: LAN writes require an active session token. Local loopback requests are exempt from this requirement by default; other permissions still apply.
This directory does not provide a request schema for this endpoint. Use the corresponding supported tool or client where available.
DELETE /v1/connections/{id}
Delete connection.
Path parameters: id.
Access: LAN writes require an active session token. Local loopback requests are exempt from this requirement by default; other permissions still apply.
This directory does not provide a request schema for this endpoint. Use the corresponding supported tool or client where available.
PATCH /v1/connections/{id}
Patch connection.
Path parameters: id.
Access: LAN writes require an active session token. Local loopback requests are exempt from this requirement by default; other permissions still apply.
This directory does not provide a request schema for this endpoint. Use the corresponding supported tool or client where available.
GET /v1/connections/{id}/dependencies
Read connection dependencies.
Path parameters: id.
This directory does not provide a request schema for this endpoint. Use the corresponding supported tool or client where available.
GET /v1/connections/{id}/models
Read connection models.
Path parameters: id.
Query field names (types and requiredness not specified here): refresh.
POST /v1/connections/{id}/verify
Verify connection.
Path parameters: id.
Access: LAN writes require an active session token. Local loopback requests are exempt from this requirement by default; other permissions still apply.
This directory does not provide a request schema for this endpoint. Use the corresponding supported tool or client where available.