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Interactive Runbooks

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Last updated 4 years ago

Interactive Runbooks make static documents interactive. They live right next to your terminal and are easy to create and share.

Runbooks are written in . Rundown is based on but also lets you: add form elements, run code blocks, and even run shell commands. Interactive Runbooks use the .run file extension.

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We recommend using examples to get started.

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You can see some demos below

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Rundown
Markdown
full runbooks
form elements
run runbooks
Execute Code Blocks in a click