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An open-source, local, read-only MCP server that checks your request before Google quietly hands back nothing Ask the Google Search Console API for clicks filtered by country us and you get zero rows. No error, no warning, just nothing. It's not the only one.
On October 6, 2026, a change we enabled caused our Vercel integration to overwrite some environment variable values with empty strings. Tasks that needed those values started failing.
We upgraded to Zod 4 and worker CPU dropped by nearly a third. One hot path does about 98 million parses a day. We're now Zod's first Platinum Sponsor.
We had to upgrade our 56TB Aurora Postgres cluster by 31 July without taking Trigger.dev down. Instead of moving the database, we made the problem smaller: new runs and the control plane went to PlanetScale, and the old runs stayed behind.
For several hours on June 30, the dashboard runs list and logs were degraded while your runs kept executing normally. Here's what happened, how we recovered, and what we're changing so it can't happen again.
On June 22–23, 2026, both of our regions had spells where they couldn't start new runs, and recovery took the best part of a day. Here's what happened, what it cost, and what we're changing so it can't happen the same way again.
Morgan Vernay, Software Engineer at Cal.com, shares how their team runs millions of background tasks every month on Trigger.dev: booking side effects, AI phishing detection, fraud analysis, and Google/Microsoft Graph calendar syncing.
Git worktrees solve code isolation but create infrastructure nightmares. We teach Claude Code to use GitButler's CLI directly, splitting one session's work across multiple branches without duplicating databases, Redis, or dev servers.
How we took our warm start service from 2,099 req/s on Node + SQLite to 10,700 req/s on a compiled Bun binary, and found a subtle memory leak that only exists in Bun's HTTP model.
Go beyond the chat interface. 10 lesser-known Claude Code patterns: session forking, parallel worktrees, multi-agent orchestration, and headless CI/CD.
A deep dive into TRQL — the SQL-like language behind Query. How we parse, validate, and compile queries to secure, tenant-safe ClickHouse SQL.
Skills teach AI agents how to do specific tasks consistently. Learn how they work, what's inside them, and how agents discover and load them.
Gerasimos Plegas, Founder at Tierly, shares how they orchestrate complex multi-step AI workflows for competitive pricing analysis using Trigger.dev.
We've raised a $16M Series A led by Standard Capital, with participation from Y Combinator.
Conner Aldrich, Co-Founder & CTO at GovSignals, shares how his team uses Trigger.dev to power large-scale AI ingestion, high-compute proposal generation, and a dual-deployment model spanning both Trigger cloud and a fully self-hosted, FedRAMP High environment.
Karl Kaiser, Engineer at Pallet, shares how his team uses Trigger.dev to power their logistics AI copilot, automating the exchange of shipment and transport data between multiple systems in real-time.
Justin Sun, Co-founder and CTO of Capy, explains how they use Trigger.dev's workflow engine to run an intelligent triage agent that coordinates many concurrent coding agents in completing end-to-end engineering tasks.
After shipping v4 GA, we're focusing on making Trigger.dev the best platform for AI agents. Here's our 3-month+ roadmap: GitHub and Vercel integrations, sub-500ms MicroVM cold starts, improved logging with ClickHouse, an Agent Toolkit, and advanced metrics.
Junior Garcia, founder of HeroUI, explains how Trigger.dev powers the complex deployment pipeline for HeroUI Chat, their AI-powered platform that lets anyone build applications using atomic React components.
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