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Infragrid gives server-side applications a durable way to automate browser and computer tasks. Define a reusable Runbook or start an ad-hoc task, then recover its Run by ID.

Run your first task

Go from API key to a completed Run.

Build a programmable Runbook

Combine exact primitives with bounded agent steps.

Explore the REST API

Review authentication, resources, statuses, and public endpoints.

Use the TypeScript SDK

Author typed Runbooks and poll durable Runs.

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Two resources

Reusable, versioned definitions containing exact primitive steps and bounded agent steps. Published revisions are immutable once selected by a Run.
One execution of a published Runbook revision or an ad-hoc task. Runs provide durable status, results, errors, and cancellation.

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Local and cloud execution

Use executionTarget: "local" when work needs a paired Infragrid Desktop and its approved applications. Use cloud for supported managed browser primitives. The Runbook definition stays provider-neutral.

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Durable by default

Every accepted Run receives an ID immediately. Use it to recover status after a process restart, wait for a terminal result, or cancel work. Mutation requests can carry an idempotency key so safe retries recover the original resource.
The unscoped TypeScript package is in preview from the infragrid repository. Existing Python and MCP releases retain their current contracts until their Runbook migration is complete.

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Security boundary

Workspace API keys are server credentials. Never ship an ig_live_ key in browser JavaScript, URLs, logs, or source control. Starting a Run is not blanket approval for later external writes or destructive computer actions.
Last modified on August 28, 2026