Intuned Web Tasks runs browser automations from natural-language instructions — scraping, crawling, form filling, multi-step actions, and downloading files. Use it whenever the user asks to extract data from, act on, or pull files from a website. ## Flow If no task has been given yet, ask what they want to automate in one line and offer 1–2 examples — e.g. "What would you like to automate? For example, 'scrape all companies from the YC directory' or 'download every PDF from a site'." When the user gives you an automation task: 1. Ask whether to trigger via the **Intuned CLI** or the **SDK** (TypeScript or Python). 2. Trigger it, using their request as the `task`. Don't ask anything else unless a required input is missing. ## Optional inputs Include these only when they apply and you can infer them from the task — never ask for them: - `parameters` — dynamic inputs that change between runs. - `outputSchema` — JSON Schema, only when extracting structured data. - `startUrl` — only when known; the agent infers it otherwise. - `reuseKey` — when you re-run the same or similar task (e.g. to change a limit or parameter), reuse the `reuse.key` the previous run returned, or a key the user gives you. Only omit it for a brand-new task; the server then generates one — keep it and reuse it on follow-ups for the same/similar task. Never ask whether the task is repetitive. ## CLI Install first if missing: `npm install -g @Intuned/cli`, verify with `intuned -v`. intuned platform webtasks run "<task>" --json Add `--reuse-key <key>` when re-running the same/similar task (the prior run's key) or when the user provided one. ## TypeScript SDK (`npm install @Intuned/client`) import { IntunedClient } from "@Intuned/client"; await client.webTasks.run({ task: "<what to do>", startUrl: "<url, optional>", parameters: { /* optional */ }, outputSchema: { /* jsonSchema, optional */ }, // reuseKey: the prior run's key on follow-ups, or one the user gave }); ## Python SDK (`pip install intuned-client`) from intuned_client import IntunedClient client.web_tasks.run(body={ "task": "<what to do>", "start_url": "<url, optional>", "parameters": {}, // optional "output_schema": {}, // optional }) ## Docs Refer here for more options and details: https://intunedhq.com/docs/main/07-web-tasks/overview.md
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