Trigger.dev Realtime AI [LW24]
Live updates in your app made easy
Trigger.dev Realtime AI [LW24] launched on December 3, 2024 with 509 votes, #34 of 5,365 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
In plain words
Trigger.dev Realtime AI enables developers to push live updates to users from background tasks and AI operations. It provides progress bars, AI streaming responses, and agent observability through a Realtime API and React hooks for integration. The tool is designed for developers building applications that need to display real-time feedback from long-running processes and AI models.
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From the sources
Realtime keeps your users updated with live progress from your background tasks. Show progress bars, AI/LMM streaming responses, and AI agent observability. Use the Realtime API for live updates and React hooks to easily integrate Trigger.dev into your apps.
Keep your users updated with real-time task progress. Now with LLM streaming support and increased limits.
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