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You can expect significant improvements to the existing platform. Starting with more advanced observability features and faster run starts using MicroVMs. We'll ship more integrations with common third-party services so you can get started faster or get your data out of Trigger.
You can expect significant improvements to the existing platform. Starting with more advanced observability features and faster run starts using MicroVMs. We'll ship more integrations with common third-party services so you can get started faster or get your data out of Trigger.
We've also welcomed 3 new team members and are hiring across multiple roles in the UK and Europe (apply on our website!)
We've also welcomed 3 new team members and are hiring across multiple roles in the UK and Europe (apply on our website!)
Type-safe end-to-end streaming straight to your apps.
Type-safe end-to-end streaming straight to your apps.
Building with Trigger has never been easier.
Building with Trigger has never been easier.
Waitpoints let you pause a run mid-execution; wait for a webhook callback or human approval, without paying for compute while you wait.
Waitpoints let you pause a run mid-execution; wait for a webhook callback or human approval, without paying for compute while you wait.
We ended it as the best way to add AI agents and workflows to your apps.
Here are some of our 2025 highlights and future plans ↓
We ended it as the best way to add AI agents and workflows to your apps.
Here are some of our 2025 highlights and future plans ↓
It explores GitHub commits, intelligently fetches diffs on demand, reasons about unclear changes, and produces developer-friendly changelogs.
It explores GitHub commits, intelligently fetches diffs on demand, reasons about unclear changes, and produces developer-friendly changelogs.
It clones any public repo and answers questions about the codebase using Claude, with full execution history and retries. Results are streamed live straight to the frontend using Trigger Realtime v2.
It clones any public repo and answers questions about the codebase using Claude, with full execution history and retries. Results are streamed live straight to the frontend using Trigger Realtime v2.
We’ve just added a guide and examples showing how to do exactly that ↓
We’ve just added a guide and examples showing how to do exactly that ↓
Build logs are streamed directly to the dashboard in real-time, so you can monitor progress of your deployments.
Build logs are streamed directly to the dashboard in real-time, so you can monitor progress of your deployments.
Native builds use our own build server infrastructure instead of third-party providers. Deployments will work the same as before, just more reliably. ↓
Native builds use our own build server infrastructure instead of third-party providers. Deployments will work the same as before, just more reliably. ↓
They run large ingestion queues, long-running AI workflows and a dual cloud/self-hosted FedRAMP High deployment on Trigger.dev. ↓
They run large ingestion queues, long-running AI workflows and a dual cloud/self-hosted FedRAMP High deployment on Trigger.dev. ↓
We’ve just doubled concurrency on every plan and made extra concurrency self-serve and cheaper.
We’ve just doubled concurrency on every plan and made extra concurrency self-serve and cheaper.
A complete redesign of our Prisma extension with three modes to support Prisma 6.x, 7.x, and everything in between.
A complete redesign of our Prisma extension with three modes to support Prisma 6.x, 7.x, and everything in between.
When using our GitHub integration, deployment logs are now streamed to the dashboard, making it easier to debug builds and deployments.
When using our GitHub integration, deployment logs are now streamed to the dashboard, making it easier to debug builds and deployments.
We've added Realtime Streams v2, built with s2.dev, designed for unlimited, reliable and fully type-safe streaming.
We've added Realtime Streams v2, built with s2.dev, designed for unlimited, reliable and fully type-safe streaming.
This gives you more headroom by default, and easy scaling when you need it most.
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This gives you more headroom by default, and easy scaling when you need it most.
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The future is here. Prisma 7's new prisma-client removes Rust dependencies entirely, enabling faster installs and simpler deployments.
The future is here. Prisma 7's new prisma-client removes Rust dependencies entirely, enabling faster installs and simpler deployments.
For teams using Prisma 6.7+ with a custom output directory but still using the Rust-based engine. This mode gives you control over the client generation process, but will take care of installing the engine binaries for you when deploying.
For teams using Prisma 6.7+ with a custom output directory but still using the Rust-based engine. This mode gives you control over the client generation process, but will take care of installing the engine binaries for you when deploying.
Use this when you're running Prisma 6.x or earlier with the standard prisma-client-js provider.
Use this when you're running Prisma 6.x or earlier with the standard prisma-client-js provider.