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

Get Started

We recommend using examples to get started.

  • Download full runbooks

  • View examples for each of the form elements

  • Learn how to run runbooks

You can see some demos below

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Execute Code Blocks in a click