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@taskmagic/apps-infinity

v0.2.1

Published

Work management with [Infinity](https://startinfinity.com) — API docs: https://devdocs.startinfinity.com/2026-04-20.morava/

Downloads

302

Readme

Infinity

Work management with Infinity — API docs: https://devdocs.startinfinity.com/2026-04-20.morava/

  • Actions: List Items, Create Item, Update Item, Delete Item, Add Comment, List Board Attributes, List Folders, List Boards, List Workspaces.
  • Triggers: New Field Value, Item Updated, New Comment, Item Created (empty) — all real webhooks, registered automatically per board.

Connection: a Personal Token from app.startinfinity.com → profile → Personal TokenCreate Token. Sent as Authorization: Bearer <token>.

Everything in Infinity is scoped to a workspace → board, so most actions start with those two dropdowns.

Notes

  • Use New Field Value, not Item Created. Infinity's docs are explicit: "Infinity doesn't have a concept of 'item created with all needed values filled'. An item is created once and then additional values are created after that." So item.created fires against a row with no field values yet. New Field Value listens for value.created; follow it with List Items to read the finished item. Item Created is still shipped, clearly labelled, for flows that want the id as early as possible.
  • Field values are attribute ids, not names. Item values are { "attribute_id": "...", "data": ... } pairs. Run List Board Attributes once to map your column names to their ids.
  • API version is pinned to 2026-04-20.morava via the X-API-Version header, so a newer Infinity release can't change response shapes underneath this piece. Infinity has since published 2026-06-01.neretva; moving to it is a deliberate future change.
  • Rate limit is 180 requests/minute. A 429 is surfaced with an explanatory message.
  • Hooks are deactivated by Infinity after 3 consecutive delivery failures.
  • No custom API call action. The personal token is full-access, so no passthrough.