Add a Postman / Bruno collection for the Horizon API calls StellarFlow uses #33

Description

@MJ-RWA

Complexity: Medium — 150 pts

Summary

StellarFlow makes several Horizon API calls under the hood — fetching balances, finding swap paths, submitting transactions, streaming payments. New contributors often need to understand and test these calls manually before touching the React code. This issue creates a fully documented Bruno API collection (.bru files) covering every Horizon endpoint StellarFlow uses, so contributors can explore the API and test responses without running the app.

Bruno is an open-source API client (like Postman but Git-friendly — collections are plain text files that can be committed to the repo).

Files to Create/Modify

  • Create:bruno/bruno.json — collection metadata
  • Create:bruno/environments/testnet.bru and bruno/environments/mainnet.bru
  • Create: 9 numbered request files in bruno/requests/:
    • 01_load_account.bru — GET /accounts/{id}
    • 02_fetch_balances.bru — GET /accounts/{id} (balances focus)
    • 03_fetch_payments.bru — GET /accounts/{id}/payments
    • 04_strict_send_paths.bru — GET /paths/strict-send
    • 05_strict_receive_paths.bru — GET /paths/strict-receive
    • 06_submit_transaction.bru — POST /transactions
    • 07_stream_payments.bru — GET /accounts/{id}/payments?cursor=now (SSE)
    • 08_fetch_orderbook.bru — GET /order_book
    • 09_fetch_transaction.bru — GET /transactions/{hash}
  • Create:bruno/README.md

Implementation Notes

Environments

testnet.bru and mainnet.bru each define HORIZON_URL, TEST_ADDRESS, and USDC_ISSUER vars matching their network.

Each request file

Use the meta { name, type, seq }, get { url, body, auth }, optional params:query { ... }, and a docs { ... } block. The docs block must explain: what the endpoint does, which exact file/function in StellarFlow calls it (e.g. src/lib/stellar.ts → getSwapQuote()), the key response fields to look at, and a suggestion for what to try varying.

bruno/README.md

Setup instructions (install Bruno, open the bruno/ folder, pick an environment) plus a table mapping all 9 requests to their endpoint and StellarFlow usage.

Acceptance Criteria

  • bruno/ folder exists at the repo root and opens correctly in Bruno
  • Both testnet and mainnet environment files present with correct base URLs
  • All 9 requests are present, numbered, and run without errors on testnet
  • Every request has a docs block explaining what it does, which StellarFlow file uses it, and what the key response fields are
  • bruno/README.md has a complete table mapping each request to its StellarFlow usage
  • Environment variable {{TEST_ADDRESS}} is used consistently (no hardcoded addresses in request files)
  • Collection committed to the repo root (not ignored by .gitignore)

Screen Recording Requirements

  1. Open Bruno → open the bruno/ folder as a collection
  2. Select the testnet environment
  3. Run request feat: switch to Stellar mainnet #1 (Load Account) → account JSON response shown
  4. Run request Add character counter to memo input fields #4 (Strict Send Paths) with source_amount=10 → path records returned
  5. Change source_amount to 1000 → show how the rate changes (price impact demo)
  6. Navigate through at least 5 requests showing docs and responses

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      Add a Postman / Bruno collection for the Horizon API calls StellarFlow uses #33

      Description

      @MJ-RWA

      Complexity: Medium — 150 pts

      Summary

      StellarFlow makes several Horizon API calls under the hood — fetching balances, finding swap paths, submitting transactions, streaming payments. New contributors often need to understand and test these calls manually before touching the React code. This issue creates a fully documented Bruno API collection (.bru files) covering every Horizon endpoint StellarFlow uses, so contributors can explore the API and test responses without running the app.

      Bruno is an open-source API client (like Postman but Git-friendly — collections are plain text files that can be committed to the repo).

      Files to Create/Modify

      • Create:bruno/bruno.json — collection metadata
      • Create:bruno/environments/testnet.bru and bruno/environments/mainnet.bru
      • Create: 9 numbered request files in bruno/requests/:
        • 01_load_account.bru — GET /accounts/{id}
        • 02_fetch_balances.bru — GET /accounts/{id} (balances focus)
        • 03_fetch_payments.bru — GET /accounts/{id}/payments
        • 04_strict_send_paths.bru — GET /paths/strict-send
        • 05_strict_receive_paths.bru — GET /paths/strict-receive
        • 06_submit_transaction.bru — POST /transactions
        • 07_stream_payments.bru — GET /accounts/{id}/payments?cursor=now (SSE)
        • 08_fetch_orderbook.bru — GET /order_book
        • 09_fetch_transaction.bru — GET /transactions/{hash}
      • Create:bruno/README.md

      Implementation Notes

      Environments

      testnet.bru and mainnet.bru each define HORIZON_URL, TEST_ADDRESS, and USDC_ISSUER vars matching their network.

      Each request file

      Use the meta { name, type, seq }, get { url, body, auth }, optional params:query { ... }, and a docs { ... } block. The docs block must explain: what the endpoint does, which exact file/function in StellarFlow calls it (e.g. src/lib/stellar.ts → getSwapQuote()), the key response fields to look at, and a suggestion for what to try varying.

      bruno/README.md

      Setup instructions (install Bruno, open the bruno/ folder, pick an environment) plus a table mapping all 9 requests to their endpoint and StellarFlow usage.

      Acceptance Criteria

      • bruno/ folder exists at the repo root and opens correctly in Bruno
      • Both testnet and mainnet environment files present with correct base URLs
      • All 9 requests are present, numbered, and run without errors on testnet
      • Every request has a docs block explaining what it does, which StellarFlow file uses it, and what the key response fields are
      • bruno/README.md has a complete table mapping each request to its StellarFlow usage
      • Environment variable {{TEST_ADDRESS}} is used consistently (no hardcoded addresses in request files)
      • Collection committed to the repo root (not ignored by .gitignore)

      Screen Recording Requirements

      1. Open Bruno → open the bruno/ folder as a collection
      2. Select the testnet environment
      3. Run request feat: switch to Stellar mainnet #1 (Load Account) → account JSON response shown
      4. Run request Add character counter to memo input fields #4 (Strict Send Paths) with source_amount=10 → path records returned
      5. Change source_amount to 1000 → show how the rate changes (price impact demo)
      6. Navigate through at least 5 requests showing docs and responses

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          Add a Postman / Bruno collection for the Horizon API calls StellarFlow uses #33

          Description

          @MJ-RWA

          Complexity: Medium — 150 pts

          Summary

          StellarFlow makes several Horizon API calls under the hood — fetching balances, finding swap paths, submitting transactions, streaming payments. New contributors often need to understand and test these calls manually before touching the React code. This issue creates a fully documented Bruno API collection (.bru files) covering every Horizon endpoint StellarFlow uses, so contributors can explore the API and test responses without running the app.

          Bruno is an open-source API client (like Postman but Git-friendly — collections are plain text files that can be committed to the repo).

          Files to Create/Modify

          • Create:bruno/bruno.json — collection metadata
          • Create:bruno/environments/testnet.bru and bruno/environments/mainnet.bru
          • Create: 9 numbered request files in bruno/requests/:
            • 01_load_account.bru — GET /accounts/{id}
            • 02_fetch_balances.bru — GET /accounts/{id} (balances focus)
            • 03_fetch_payments.bru — GET /accounts/{id}/payments
            • 04_strict_send_paths.bru — GET /paths/strict-send
            • 05_strict_receive_paths.bru — GET /paths/strict-receive
            • 06_submit_transaction.bru — POST /transactions
            • 07_stream_payments.bru — GET /accounts/{id}/payments?cursor=now (SSE)
            • 08_fetch_orderbook.bru — GET /order_book
            • 09_fetch_transaction.bru — GET /transactions/{hash}
          • Create:bruno/README.md

          Implementation Notes

          Environments

          testnet.bru and mainnet.bru each define HORIZON_URL, TEST_ADDRESS, and USDC_ISSUER vars matching their network.

          Each request file

          Use the meta { name, type, seq }, get { url, body, auth }, optional params:query { ... }, and a docs { ... } block. The docs block must explain: what the endpoint does, which exact file/function in StellarFlow calls it (e.g. src/lib/stellar.ts → getSwapQuote()), the key response fields to look at, and a suggestion for what to try varying.

          bruno/README.md

          Setup instructions (install Bruno, open the bruno/ folder, pick an environment) plus a table mapping all 9 requests to their endpoint and StellarFlow usage.

          Acceptance Criteria

          • bruno/ folder exists at the repo root and opens correctly in Bruno
          • Both testnet and mainnet environment files present with correct base URLs
          • All 9 requests are present, numbered, and run without errors on testnet
          • Every request has a docs block explaining what it does, which StellarFlow file uses it, and what the key response fields are
          • bruno/README.md has a complete table mapping each request to its StellarFlow usage
          • Environment variable {{TEST_ADDRESS}} is used consistently (no hardcoded addresses in request files)
          • Collection committed to the repo root (not ignored by .gitignore)

          Screen Recording Requirements

          1. Open Bruno → open the bruno/ folder as a collection
          2. Select the testnet environment
          3. Run request feat: switch to Stellar mainnet #1 (Load Account) → account JSON response shown
          4. Run request Add character counter to memo input fields #4 (Strict Send Paths) with source_amount=10 → path records returned
          5. Change source_amount to 1000 → show how the rate changes (price impact demo)
          6. Navigate through at least 5 requests showing docs and responses

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              Add a Postman / Bruno collection for the Horizon API calls StellarFlow uses #33

              Description

              @MJ-RWA

              Complexity: Medium — 150 pts

              Summary

              StellarFlow makes several Horizon API calls under the hood — fetching balances, finding swap paths, submitting transactions, streaming payments. New contributors often need to understand and test these calls manually before touching the React code. This issue creates a fully documented Bruno API collection (.bru files) covering every Horizon endpoint StellarFlow uses, so contributors can explore the API and test responses without running the app.

              Bruno is an open-source API client (like Postman but Git-friendly — collections are plain text files that can be committed to the repo).

              Files to Create/Modify

              • Create:bruno/bruno.json — collection metadata
              • Create:bruno/environments/testnet.bru and bruno/environments/mainnet.bru
              • Create: 9 numbered request files in bruno/requests/:
                • 01_load_account.bru — GET /accounts/{id}
                • 02_fetch_balances.bru — GET /accounts/{id} (balances focus)
                • 03_fetch_payments.bru — GET /accounts/{id}/payments
                • 04_strict_send_paths.bru — GET /paths/strict-send
                • 05_strict_receive_paths.bru — GET /paths/strict-receive
                • 06_submit_transaction.bru — POST /transactions
                • 07_stream_payments.bru — GET /accounts/{id}/payments?cursor=now (SSE)
                • 08_fetch_orderbook.bru — GET /order_book
                • 09_fetch_transaction.bru — GET /transactions/{hash}
              • Create:bruno/README.md

              Implementation Notes

              Environments

              testnet.bru and mainnet.bru each define HORIZON_URL, TEST_ADDRESS, and USDC_ISSUER vars matching their network.

              Each request file

              Use the meta { name, type, seq }, get { url, body, auth }, optional params:query { ... }, and a docs { ... } block. The docs block must explain: what the endpoint does, which exact file/function in StellarFlow calls it (e.g. src/lib/stellar.ts → getSwapQuote()), the key response fields to look at, and a suggestion for what to try varying.

              bruno/README.md

              Setup instructions (install Bruno, open the bruno/ folder, pick an environment) plus a table mapping all 9 requests to their endpoint and StellarFlow usage.

              Acceptance Criteria

              • bruno/ folder exists at the repo root and opens correctly in Bruno
              • Both testnet and mainnet environment files present with correct base URLs
              • All 9 requests are present, numbered, and run without errors on testnet
              • Every request has a docs block explaining what it does, which StellarFlow file uses it, and what the key response fields are
              • bruno/README.md has a complete table mapping each request to its StellarFlow usage
              • Environment variable {{TEST_ADDRESS}} is used consistently (no hardcoded addresses in request files)
              • Collection committed to the repo root (not ignored by .gitignore)

              Screen Recording Requirements

              1. Open Bruno → open the bruno/ folder as a collection
              2. Select the testnet environment
              3. Run request feat: switch to Stellar mainnet #1 (Load Account) → account JSON response shown
              4. Run request Add character counter to memo input fields #4 (Strict Send Paths) with source_amount=10 → path records returned
              5. Change source_amount to 1000 → show how the rate changes (price impact demo)
              6. Navigate through at least 5 requests showing docs and responses

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                  Add a Postman / Bruno collection for the Horizon API calls StellarFlow uses #33

                  Description

                  @MJ-RWA

                  Complexity: Medium — 150 pts

                  Summary

                  StellarFlow makes several Horizon API calls under the hood — fetching balances, finding swap paths, submitting transactions, streaming payments. New contributors often need to understand and test these calls manually before touching the React code. This issue creates a fully documented Bruno API collection (.bru files) covering every Horizon endpoint StellarFlow uses, so contributors can explore the API and test responses without running the app.

                  Bruno is an open-source API client (like Postman but Git-friendly — collections are plain text files that can be committed to the repo).

                  Files to Create/Modify

                  • Create:bruno/bruno.json — collection metadata
                  • Create:bruno/environments/testnet.bru and bruno/environments/mainnet.bru
                  • Create: 9 numbered request files in bruno/requests/:
                    • 01_load_account.bru — GET /accounts/{id}
                    • 02_fetch_balances.bru — GET /accounts/{id} (balances focus)
                    • 03_fetch_payments.bru — GET /accounts/{id}/payments
                    • 04_strict_send_paths.bru — GET /paths/strict-send
                    • 05_strict_receive_paths.bru — GET /paths/strict-receive
                    • 06_submit_transaction.bru — POST /transactions
                    • 07_stream_payments.bru — GET /accounts/{id}/payments?cursor=now (SSE)
                    • 08_fetch_orderbook.bru — GET /order_book
                    • 09_fetch_transaction.bru — GET /transactions/{hash}
                  • Create:bruno/README.md

                  Implementation Notes

                  Environments

                  testnet.bru and mainnet.bru each define HORIZON_URL, TEST_ADDRESS, and USDC_ISSUER vars matching their network.

                  Each request file

                  Use the meta { name, type, seq }, get { url, body, auth }, optional params:query { ... }, and a docs { ... } block. The docs block must explain: what the endpoint does, which exact file/function in StellarFlow calls it (e.g. src/lib/stellar.ts → getSwapQuote()), the key response fields to look at, and a suggestion for what to try varying.

                  bruno/README.md

                  Setup instructions (install Bruno, open the bruno/ folder, pick an environment) plus a table mapping all 9 requests to their endpoint and StellarFlow usage.

                  Acceptance Criteria

                  • bruno/ folder exists at the repo root and opens correctly in Bruno
                  • Both testnet and mainnet environment files present with correct base URLs
                  • All 9 requests are present, numbered, and run without errors on testnet
                  • Every request has a docs block explaining what it does, which StellarFlow file uses it, and what the key response fields are
                  • bruno/README.md has a complete table mapping each request to its StellarFlow usage
                  • Environment variable {{TEST_ADDRESS}} is used consistently (no hardcoded addresses in request files)
                  • Collection committed to the repo root (not ignored by .gitignore)

                  Screen Recording Requirements

                  1. Open Bruno → open the bruno/ folder as a collection
                  2. Select the testnet environment
                  3. Run request feat: switch to Stellar mainnet #1 (Load Account) → account JSON response shown
                  4. Run request Add character counter to memo input fields #4 (Strict Send Paths) with source_amount=10 → path records returned
                  5. Change source_amount to 1000 → show how the rate changes (price impact demo)
                  6. Navigate through at least 5 requests showing docs and responses

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                      Add a Postman / Bruno collection for the Horizon API calls StellarFlow uses #33

                      Description

                      @MJ-RWA

                      Complexity: Medium — 150 pts

                      Summary

                      StellarFlow makes several Horizon API calls under the hood — fetching balances, finding swap paths, submitting transactions, streaming payments. New contributors often need to understand and test these calls manually before touching the React code. This issue creates a fully documented Bruno API collection (.bru files) covering every Horizon endpoint StellarFlow uses, so contributors can explore the API and test responses without running the app.

                      Bruno is an open-source API client (like Postman but Git-friendly — collections are plain text files that can be committed to the repo).

                      Files to Create/Modify

                      • Create:bruno/bruno.json — collection metadata
                      • Create:bruno/environments/testnet.bru and bruno/environments/mainnet.bru
                      • Create: 9 numbered request files in bruno/requests/:
                        • 01_load_account.bru — GET /accounts/{id}
                        • 02_fetch_balances.bru — GET /accounts/{id} (balances focus)
                        • 03_fetch_payments.bru — GET /accounts/{id}/payments
                        • 04_strict_send_paths.bru — GET /paths/strict-send
                        • 05_strict_receive_paths.bru — GET /paths/strict-receive
                        • 06_submit_transaction.bru — POST /transactions
                        • 07_stream_payments.bru — GET /accounts/{id}/payments?cursor=now (SSE)
                        • 08_fetch_orderbook.bru — GET /order_book
                        • 09_fetch_transaction.bru — GET /transactions/{hash}
                      • Create:bruno/README.md

                      Implementation Notes

                      Environments

                      testnet.bru and mainnet.bru each define HORIZON_URL, TEST_ADDRESS, and USDC_ISSUER vars matching their network.

                      Each request file

                      Use the meta { name, type, seq }, get { url, body, auth }, optional params:query { ... }, and a docs { ... } block. The docs block must explain: what the endpoint does, which exact file/function in StellarFlow calls it (e.g. src/lib/stellar.ts → getSwapQuote()), the key response fields to look at, and a suggestion for what to try varying.

                      bruno/README.md

                      Setup instructions (install Bruno, open the bruno/ folder, pick an environment) plus a table mapping all 9 requests to their endpoint and StellarFlow usage.

                      Acceptance Criteria

                      • bruno/ folder exists at the repo root and opens correctly in Bruno
                      • Both testnet and mainnet environment files present with correct base URLs
                      • All 9 requests are present, numbered, and run without errors on testnet
                      • Every request has a docs block explaining what it does, which StellarFlow file uses it, and what the key response fields are
                      • bruno/README.md has a complete table mapping each request to its StellarFlow usage
                      • Environment variable {{TEST_ADDRESS}} is used consistently (no hardcoded addresses in request files)
                      • Collection committed to the repo root (not ignored by .gitignore)

                      Screen Recording Requirements

                      1. Open Bruno → open the bruno/ folder as a collection
                      2. Select the testnet environment
                      3. Run request feat: switch to Stellar mainnet #1 (Load Account) → account JSON response shown
                      4. Run request Add character counter to memo input fields #4 (Strict Send Paths) with source_amount=10 → path records returned
                      5. Change source_amount to 1000 → show how the rate changes (price impact demo)
                      6. Navigate through at least 5 requests showing docs and responses

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                          Add a Postman / Bruno collection for the Horizon API calls StellarFlow uses #33

                          Description

                          @MJ-RWA

                          Complexity: Medium — 150 pts

                          Summary

                          StellarFlow makes several Horizon API calls under the hood — fetching balances, finding swap paths, submitting transactions, streaming payments. New contributors often need to understand and test these calls manually before touching the React code. This issue creates a fully documented Bruno API collection (.bru files) covering every Horizon endpoint StellarFlow uses, so contributors can explore the API and test responses without running the app.

                          Bruno is an open-source API client (like Postman but Git-friendly — collections are plain text files that can be committed to the repo).

                          Files to Create/Modify

                          • Create:bruno/bruno.json — collection metadata
                          • Create:bruno/environments/testnet.bru and bruno/environments/mainnet.bru
                          • Create: 9 numbered request files in bruno/requests/:
                            • 01_load_account.bru — GET /accounts/{id}
                            • 02_fetch_balances.bru — GET /accounts/{id} (balances focus)
                            • 03_fetch_payments.bru — GET /accounts/{id}/payments
                            • 04_strict_send_paths.bru — GET /paths/strict-send
                            • 05_strict_receive_paths.bru — GET /paths/strict-receive
                            • 06_submit_transaction.bru — POST /transactions
                            • 07_stream_payments.bru — GET /accounts/{id}/payments?cursor=now (SSE)
                            • 08_fetch_orderbook.bru — GET /order_book
                            • 09_fetch_transaction.bru — GET /transactions/{hash}
                          • Create:bruno/README.md

                          Implementation Notes

                          Environments

                          testnet.bru and mainnet.bru each define HORIZON_URL, TEST_ADDRESS, and USDC_ISSUER vars matching their network.

                          Each request file

                          Use the meta { name, type, seq }, get { url, body, auth }, optional params:query { ... }, and a docs { ... } block. The docs block must explain: what the endpoint does, which exact file/function in StellarFlow calls it (e.g. src/lib/stellar.ts → getSwapQuote()), the key response fields to look at, and a suggestion for what to try varying.

                          bruno/README.md

                          Setup instructions (install Bruno, open the bruno/ folder, pick an environment) plus a table mapping all 9 requests to their endpoint and StellarFlow usage.

                          Acceptance Criteria

                          • bruno/ folder exists at the repo root and opens correctly in Bruno
                          • Both testnet and mainnet environment files present with correct base URLs
                          • All 9 requests are present, numbered, and run without errors on testnet
                          • Every request has a docs block explaining what it does, which StellarFlow file uses it, and what the key response fields are
                          • bruno/README.md has a complete table mapping each request to its StellarFlow usage
                          • Environment variable {{TEST_ADDRESS}} is used consistently (no hardcoded addresses in request files)
                          • Collection committed to the repo root (not ignored by .gitignore)

                          Screen Recording Requirements

                          1. Open Bruno → open the bruno/ folder as a collection
                          2. Select the testnet environment
                          3. Run request feat: switch to Stellar mainnet #1 (Load Account) → account JSON response shown
                          4. Run request Add character counter to memo input fields #4 (Strict Send Paths) with source_amount=10 → path records returned
                          5. Change source_amount to 1000 → show how the rate changes (price impact demo)
                          6. Navigate through at least 5 requests showing docs and responses

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                              Add a Postman / Bruno collection for the Horizon API calls StellarFlow uses #33

                              Description

                              @MJ-RWA

                              Complexity: Medium — 150 pts

                              Summary

                              StellarFlow makes several Horizon API calls under the hood — fetching balances, finding swap paths, submitting transactions, streaming payments. New contributors often need to understand and test these calls manually before touching the React code. This issue creates a fully documented Bruno API collection (.bru files) covering every Horizon endpoint StellarFlow uses, so contributors can explore the API and test responses without running the app.

                              Bruno is an open-source API client (like Postman but Git-friendly — collections are plain text files that can be committed to the repo).

                              Files to Create/Modify

                              • Create:bruno/bruno.json — collection metadata
                              • Create:bruno/environments/testnet.bru and bruno/environments/mainnet.bru
                              • Create: 9 numbered request files in bruno/requests/:
                                • 01_load_account.bru — GET /accounts/{id}
                                • 02_fetch_balances.bru — GET /accounts/{id} (balances focus)
                                • 03_fetch_payments.bru — GET /accounts/{id}/payments
                                • 04_strict_send_paths.bru — GET /paths/strict-send
                                • 05_strict_receive_paths.bru — GET /paths/strict-receive
                                • 06_submit_transaction.bru — POST /transactions
                                • 07_stream_payments.bru — GET /accounts/{id}/payments?cursor=now (SSE)
                                • 08_fetch_orderbook.bru — GET /order_book
                                • 09_fetch_transaction.bru — GET /transactions/{hash}
                              • Create:bruno/README.md

                              Implementation Notes

                              Environments

                              testnet.bru and mainnet.bru each define HORIZON_URL, TEST_ADDRESS, and USDC_ISSUER vars matching their network.

                              Each request file

                              Use the meta { name, type, seq }, get { url, body, auth }, optional params:query { ... }, and a docs { ... } block. The docs block must explain: what the endpoint does, which exact file/function in StellarFlow calls it (e.g. src/lib/stellar.ts → getSwapQuote()), the key response fields to look at, and a suggestion for what to try varying.

                              bruno/README.md

                              Setup instructions (install Bruno, open the bruno/ folder, pick an environment) plus a table mapping all 9 requests to their endpoint and StellarFlow usage.

                              Acceptance Criteria

                              • bruno/ folder exists at the repo root and opens correctly in Bruno
                              • Both testnet and mainnet environment files present with correct base URLs
                              • All 9 requests are present, numbered, and run without errors on testnet
                              • Every request has a docs block explaining what it does, which StellarFlow file uses it, and what the key response fields are
                              • bruno/README.md has a complete table mapping each request to its StellarFlow usage
                              • Environment variable {{TEST_ADDRESS}} is used consistently (no hardcoded addresses in request files)
                              • Collection committed to the repo root (not ignored by .gitignore)

                              Screen Recording Requirements

                              1. Open Bruno → open the bruno/ folder as a collection
                              2. Select the testnet environment
                              3. Run request feat: switch to Stellar mainnet #1 (Load Account) → account JSON response shown
                              4. Run request Add character counter to memo input fields #4 (Strict Send Paths) with source_amount=10 → path records returned
                              5. Change source_amount to 1000 → show how the rate changes (price impact demo)
                              6. Navigate through at least 5 requests showing docs and responses

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