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Carry every run to its result
Give SPIRITT your Trigger.dev mission. Operate deployed Trigger.dev tasks, verify batch outcomes, and turn failures into tracked repairs.
What you can do with Trigger.dev.
Finish the batch
Start deployed tasks with validated inputs and check every run result, including failed items.
Close failure loops
Trace error groups to affected versions and carry reproducible problems into engineering repair work.
Build a job operations app
Create a run console with persistent batch ledgers, result reconciliation, and owner queues for stalled jobs.
Works with your other apps.
Get started in three steps.
01
Open your workspace
Start a SPIRITT workspace where your agent can build systems and work with task runs, batches, errors, and run analytics.
02
Connect Trigger.dev
Connect Trigger.dev so your agent can work with your task runs, batches, errors, and run analytics.
03
Hand over a mission
Name the outcome. SPIRITT executes the work, coordinates connected apps, and keeps the mission moving.
Hand over a mission.
Choose a mission. Make it yours.
Put Trigger.dev to work.
Carry every run to its result
Questions
Trigger.dev, with SPIRITT.
01What can SPIRITT do with Trigger.dev?+
Operate deployed Trigger.dev tasks, verify batch outcomes, and turn failures into tracked repairs. Start deployed tasks with validated inputs and check every run result, including failed items.
02Can SPIRITT build a custom system around Trigger.dev?+
Create a run console with persistent batch ledgers, result reconciliation, and owner queues for stalled jobs. SPIRITT builds the application alongside Trigger.dev and keeps source records linked to the work it executes.
03Does starting a Trigger.dev task mean the work is finished?+
No. SPIRITT records the returned run or batch ID and checks status and results before reporting completion. It invokes tasks already deployed in the connected environment; task implementation and deployment are separate engineering work.
04Can SPIRITT recover failed batch items without repeating successful work?+
SPIRITT inspects per-item batch outcomes and links any approved replacement runs to their originals. Resubmission uses a deployed task with an established idempotency strategy, and every replacement result is verified separately.
05Can SPIRITT keep this Trigger.dev workflow running?+
Yes. Give SPIRITT a checking schedule and an outcome to own. It can revisit task runs, batches, errors, and run analytics, persist progress between runs, and follow unresolved work through your connected apps. Scheduled polling and retry decisions live in the SPIRITT workflow, not an assumed native trigger or cancel action.
06How do I get started with Trigger.dev?+
Open a SPIRITT workspace, connect Trigger.dev, and hand over a mission. Name the records to work with, the outcome, and the companion apps you want involved.