infrai

Recover abandoned carts: a cron sweeps for stale carts and emails a reminder — scheduling + email behind one key.

Set up a sending domain with SPF, DKIM, and DMARC: fetch the required DNS records and verify the domain.

Queue one order update and deliver it to every subscribed customer.

Transcribe long WAV recordings by splitting them with the stdlib wave module and stitching the pieces back onto one clock.

Generate fintech artwork through an OpenAI-compatible image API and archive it locally with a reproducibility manifest.

Before/after: stitching Inngest (cron) + QStash (queue) vs one unified Infrai backend for cron + queue behind a single key.

Next.js API route that hands out presigned PUT URLs so the browser uploads straight to object storage.

Route minimal clinical handoffs across marketplace model vendors with the OpenAI Python client.

Consume B2B SaaS jobs in Go and retain unsuccessful work for dead-letter handling.

TypeScript example for sending a learner email-verification link during course signup.

Day-one observability from Rust: capture errors and report metrics through one key with reqwest.

Ship chat today and add image generation later — same OpenAI-compatible layer, one key.

Generate an image (OpenAI-compatible), store it in object storage, and serve it with a signed URL — one key.

Generate a product image and record its hosted URL beside a stable request key.

Send transactional email from Java and capture delivery failures as grouped errors — one key for both.

Ship safely with a server-side feature flag you can flip in place: create it off, toggle it on to release, read its live value — no redeploy to pull a bad release.

Send a privacy-minded clinical voice note through an OpenAI-compatible Infrai gateway.

ADR: choosing an async backend — one unified API for cron + queue vs stitching several services. Includes a runnable proof.

Attach model cost and serving vendor receipts to individual tutoring turns.

A three-in-one backend starter: schedule a cron that POSTs your webhook, and publish a delayed queue job — one API, one key.