Official MCP server & agent rules
We've created an official MCP server and agent rules for Trigger.dev that makes getting setup, developing, and debugging your tasks a breeze.
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We've created an official MCP server and agent rules for Trigger.dev that makes getting setup, developing, and debugging your tasks a breeze.
Get 4x more concurrency on paid plans and static IPs with our new AWS regions, starting with us-east-1 and eu-central-1.
With bulk actions you can easily cancel or replay a handful to millions of runs at once:
Preview branches let you create isolated deployed environments for each branch of your code, allowing you to test changes before merging to production.
This is our most significant performance and developer experience upgrade yet, built on our new Run Engine.
We process 20,000 run updates per second and 500GB of data daily using Postgres replication slots and ElectricSQL. Here's why we chose this over WebSockets and how we solved the hard problems of authentication, rate limiting, and caching.
Alex Danilowicz, Co-founder of Magic Patterns, shares why they migrated their critical background jobs to Trigger.dev from their unreliable self-hosted solution.
You can now self-host Trigger.dev v4 using Kubernetes. This adds to the existing Docker option.
You can now self-host Trigger.dev v4 using Docker. This is a big step towards making Trigger.dev more accessible to everyone.
Lewis Carhart, Founder at Comp AI, shares how they use Trigger.dev to automate evidence collection at scale, powering their open source, AI-driven compliance platform.
Caleb Tan, Founding Engineer at Icon, shares how they use Trigger.dev to process thousands of videos concurrently, powering their AI-driven ad creation platform that allows global brands to generate full video ads in minutes.
Today we're excited to launch our v4 beta, that includes Run Engine 2. There are significant performance improvements like warm starts, a totally revamped dashboard, human in the loop tokens, and more.
What we learned writing a Cursor Rules file for Trigger.dev tasks, and 10 tips for writing your own
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