FluidGrids is one service with several ways in. They all sign in with the same Burdenoff account, act on the same workspaces, and are permission-checked the same way, so a workflow you build in the browser can be triggered from the CLI and followed from your desktop.
Apps
Developer and machine clients
| Client | Status | Install | Read more |
|---|
CLI (fluidgrids) | Available | npm install -g @fluidgrids/cli | CLI Reference |
| MCP server | Available | npx -y @fluidgrids/mcp-server | MCP Server |
| Node SDK | Available | npm install @fluidgrids/sdk | Node SDK |
| Self-hosted runner | Available | Install command from Runners in the app | Runners |
| Python SDK | Coming soon | Not on PyPI yet | Python SDK |
| VS Code extension | Coming soon | Not on the Visual Studio Marketplace yet | VS Code Extension |
| Browser extension | Coming soon | Not in the Chrome Web Store yet | Browser Extension |
What is the same everywhere
- One account. Sign in once per app with your Burdenoff account. Multi-factor authentication and single sign-on work the same in every app.
- Same permissions. Every app calls the same API, and your roles decide what each one can do. See Roles and Permissions.
- Same notifications. Run failures and other notifications reach the web app, the desktop app, and any device where you turned on push. See Push notifications.
Next steps