Trigger.dev Webhooks lets developers build AI agents on top of services their customers already use, such as Slack, Supabase, and Stripe. Hosted webhook endpoints are declared in code: every request is verified, deduplicated, and recorded, then starts a task, wakes a waiting run, or reaches an agent.
Trigger.dev: Webhooks for your AI agents
Run AI agents with Slack, Supabase and 50+ other services
Trigger.dev: Webhooks for your AI agents Introduction
Key Features
- Hosted webhook endpoints declared in code
- Verification and deduplication of every incoming request
- Recording of webhook requests for debugging and reliability
- Triggers tasks, wakes waiting runs, or reaches AI agents
- Integrates with services like Slack, Supabase, Stripe, GitHub, and Sentry
Use Cases
- Start a code review agent from a GitHub pull request
- Trigger an agent that writes a fix when a new Sentry issue appears
- Pause a Stripe refund until a human approves it in Slack
Why Startups Use It
Trigger.dev Webhooks lets startups build AI agents directly on top of the services their customers already use, without running webhook infrastructure. Endpoints are declared in code, with built-in verification, deduplication, and recording, making it easier to ship reliable, event-driven agent workflows.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Trigger.dev Webhooks?
It is a feature of Trigger.dev that provides hosted, code-declared webhook endpoints which verify, deduplicate, and record every request before starting a task, waking a waiting run, or reaching an AI agent.
Which services can Trigger.dev Webhooks connect to?
The launch highlights Slack, Supabase, Stripe, GitHub, and Sentry, with support for 50+ other services.
Do I need to manage webhook infrastructure myself?
No. Endpoints are hosted for you and declared in code.
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