Essential documentation for utilizing the Induced API to manage browser sessions and automate tasks with natural language
By using the API you agree to our terms of service and privacy policy
The Induced Dev Environment API is designed to enable developers to create browser sessions and execute automated steps through natural language commands. This document outlines the use of the API and provides guidance on getting started.
This API empowers developers to create, manage, and interact with browser sessions programmatically. Utilizing natural language processing, the Induced Development Environment provides a robust interface for automation tasks in a browser context.
To maintain security and integrity, all API requests require authentication. Include your x-api-key
in the headers of each request.
Understanding the significance of each HTTP response code will guide you in handling API requests effectively. Here’s what each one indicates:
200
- Success: Your request was executed successfully.400
- Bad Request: The request was malformed or contains an error preventing it from being fulfilled.401
- Unauthorized: Authentication credentials are missing or incorrect.403
- Forbidden: The server understands the request but refuses to authorize it.404
- Not Found: The requested resource is not available at this time.500
- Internal Server Error: An unexpected condition was encountered on the server.Each code is part of a broader categorization where 2xx
codes represent successful operations, 4xx
codes indicate client errors, and 5xx
codes point to server errors. Pay close attention to these in your integration to ensure smooth functionality.
Our API implements a fair usage policy to ensure service reliability and equitable access for all users. Rate limiting may apply, and if you encounter any limits, please be patient and wait before sending additional requests.
For assistance or to report any issues with the API, please contact our support team via email at support@induced.ai
.
Reach out directly via email for inquiries or assistance regarding the Induced Development Environment API. Our team is committed to providing timely and helpful support to ensure your success.
For further guidance on API usage and to view detailed endpoint documentation, refer to the specification provided in the next articles.
As the Induced API is in beta, we are continually refining our features. While changes are anticipated, we strive to limit any that are breaking:
We value your input on our beta release. Your feedback is instrumental in shaping the future of the Induced Dev Environment API.
Essential documentation for utilizing the Induced API to manage browser sessions and automate tasks with natural language
By using the API you agree to our terms of service and privacy policy
The Induced Dev Environment API is designed to enable developers to create browser sessions and execute automated steps through natural language commands. This document outlines the use of the API and provides guidance on getting started.
This API empowers developers to create, manage, and interact with browser sessions programmatically. Utilizing natural language processing, the Induced Development Environment provides a robust interface for automation tasks in a browser context.
To maintain security and integrity, all API requests require authentication. Include your x-api-key
in the headers of each request.
Understanding the significance of each HTTP response code will guide you in handling API requests effectively. Here’s what each one indicates:
200
- Success: Your request was executed successfully.400
- Bad Request: The request was malformed or contains an error preventing it from being fulfilled.401
- Unauthorized: Authentication credentials are missing or incorrect.403
- Forbidden: The server understands the request but refuses to authorize it.404
- Not Found: The requested resource is not available at this time.500
- Internal Server Error: An unexpected condition was encountered on the server.Each code is part of a broader categorization where 2xx
codes represent successful operations, 4xx
codes indicate client errors, and 5xx
codes point to server errors. Pay close attention to these in your integration to ensure smooth functionality.
Our API implements a fair usage policy to ensure service reliability and equitable access for all users. Rate limiting may apply, and if you encounter any limits, please be patient and wait before sending additional requests.
For assistance or to report any issues with the API, please contact our support team via email at support@induced.ai
.
Reach out directly via email for inquiries or assistance regarding the Induced Development Environment API. Our team is committed to providing timely and helpful support to ensure your success.
For further guidance on API usage and to view detailed endpoint documentation, refer to the specification provided in the next articles.
As the Induced API is in beta, we are continually refining our features. While changes are anticipated, we strive to limit any that are breaking:
We value your input on our beta release. Your feedback is instrumental in shaping the future of the Induced Dev Environment API.