Directus

Set DIRECTUS_URL to the root URL of your Directus instance, for example https://directus.example.com. Directus Cloud and any other publicly reachable instance work as they are. A self-hosted instance on a private network or a private IP address must also be allowed through SSRF_ALLOWED_HOSTS, because the outbound guard blocks private address space by default. Set DIRECTUS_TOKEN to a Directus user's static access token; it is sent using the Authorization Bearer header and must never be placed in the query string. This adapter is read-only. Use directus_list_collections to discover available collections and directus_list_fields before constructing filters. The token needs separate read permission for the directus_fields system collection to use directus_list_fields. A token may be able to read items while receiving HTTP 403 from /fields/{collection}. Directus returns HTTP 403 with an intentionally ambiguous 'no permission or it does not exist' message for inaccessible collections, so this response does not prove that the collection is absent. Collection names and item ids are percent-encoded into the request path, so a value can only ever name one collection or one item. When directus_list_items is called with meta, the result is an object with data and meta (for example total_count or filter_count, useful for paging); without meta it is the list of items.