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Trigger.dev

Build and deploy fully managed AI agents and workflows in TypeScript — no timeouts.

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01The brief
01The pitch

Why this exists

In the founder's own words — what this project is, and why it matters.

Trigger.dev is the open-source platform for building AI workflows and background jobs in TypeScript. Long-running tasks run without serverless timeouts, with built-in retries, queues, observability, and elastic scaling. Write tasks directly in your codebase with version control. Supports human-in-the-loop waitpoints, realtime streaming to your frontend, durable cron schedules, and preview branch environments that integrate with Vercel and GitHub workflows.

Built for

TypeScript developers building AI workflowsbackground jobsand long-running tasks who are hitting serverless timeout limits. Teams using VercelNext.jsor any Node.js environment that needs durable job execution.
02Product
02How it works

See the product

Walk the real path from first touch to done — the big frame is the product itself, and you decide what to look at.

Screenshots & demo

Build and deploy fully managed AI agents and workflows.

03Market
03Who it's for

The opportunity

The size of the market, where the project stands today, and how it makes money — shown, not just told.

Business traction

12k+ GitHub stars, active cloud product, growing adoption from AI teams building agent pipelines that need reliable long-running execution.

04Under the hood
04What you're buying

Code & architecture

The repository structure at a glance — we show the tree only, and never expose source contents before purchase.

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Architecture notes

TypeScript SDK for writing tasks in your codebase. Tasks deploy to Trigger.dev's elastic infrastructure (or self-hosted) and execute in isolated containers. The checkpoint-resume system makes tasks inherently durable. A React hooks package lets your frontend subscribe to run state in real time.

triggerdotdev/trigger.dev1 files
packages/core/src/task.tsts
export const helloWorld = task({
  id: 'hello-world',
  run: async (payload: { message: string }) => {
    console.log(payload.message)
  },
})
05Proof
05Verified signals

Real repo, real numbers

GitHub data is pulled straight from the source and the signal score can't be bought — judge the project on evidence, not adjectives.

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Stars
Q3 2024
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Q4 2024
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Q1 2025

Signal breakdown

100.0

How this project earns its rank. Weights are public — the score can't be bought, only boosted.

  • Repository traction100 / 100×0.22
  • Bullish signal100 / 100×0.18
  • Codebase depth82 / 100×0.18
  • Maintenance freshness96 / 100×0.16
  • Collaboration intent0 / 100×0.12
  • Community engagement0 / 100×0.08
  • Trust & verification100 / 100×0.06
06Community
06The verdict

What the community thinks

Honest feedback from builders and buyers — the signal that helps this project get better.

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1 accepted
Priya Nair1d agoTechnical Accepted

The trace view per run is the feature that would've saved me 40 hours of debugging last quarter. When your AI pipeline hits an unexpected edge case at step 7 of 12, having a full execution trace with inputs and outputs at each step is game-changing compared to digging through CloudWatch logs.

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