Coasty has launched an API enabling users to run autonomous tasks on managed machines, compose complex workflows, and use prediction primitives for granular control. This API allows developers to automate tasks efficiently while maintaining the ability to intervene when necessary.
Coasty's API allows for autonomous task management on specified machines. Users can set a goal, designate a machine, and let the agent complete the tasks, enhancing automation workflows with branching, loops, and approvals.
The API can also accommodate more complex operations via lower-level prediction endpoints for teams requiring detailed control.
Coasty implements API key authentication for all requests, with specific formatting required for headers. Users are guided to treat API keys with the same sensitivity as passwords to ensure security during usage.
Test keys are available for development, allowing users to experiment without incurring costs, providing a safe environment to develop and run continuous integration (CI) processes.
To initiate the first task, developers need an API key and a managed machine. The API facilitates setting up the environment to run tasks using simple HTTP requests, enabling seamless integration into existing systems.
The documentation provides detailed examples on initiating task runs, handling responses, and ensuring successful execution without duplicates.
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Coasty has launched an API enabling users to run autonomous tasks on managed machines, compose complex workflows, and use prediction primitives for granular control. This API allows developers to automate tasks efficiently while maintaining the ability to intervene when necessary.