Trigger.dev

Trigger.dev provides a platform for building and deploying long-running AI agents, workflows and background tasks written in TypeScript (with Python support). Tasks run on its managed infrastructure with retries, queues, concurrency controls, scheduled jobs, realtime streaming to frontends, and LLM tracing. The core is Apache 2.0 licensed and can be self-hosted.

The product is aimed at developers and engineering teams building AI features and asynchronous work into their applications. The website names Supabase, Magic Patterns and MagicSchool AI among users and customers. Pricing is tiered: a free plan, Hobby at $10/month, Pro at $50/month, and custom Enterprise plans, with usage-based compute and per-run charges on top.

The website states the project has 16.6k+ GitHub stars and 5.1k+ Discord members. The careers page lists six open roles, mostly full-time remote or hybrid in the UK, plus a London recruiting role and a San Francisco developer relations role. The founding year and headcount are not stated in the source material.

Product: Durable task and AI agent runtime with retries, queues, scheduling, realtime streams, human-in-the-loop approvals and LLM observability, deployed on managed infrastructure or self-hosted.