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trigger-realtime provides backend and frontend apis for subscribing to task run state, streaming ai/llm responses, and implementing human approval workflows via typed react hooks and token-scoped authentication.

trigger-setup covers initial project integration with trigger.dev, including sdk installation, configuration file creation, basic task scaffolding, and local development server startup.

trigger-tasks provides durable background job execution with retry logic, queuing, scheduling, and multi-tenant isolation. covers task creation, schema validation, concurrency management, cron scheduling, and real-time observability via trigger.dev sdk.

trigger-agents enumerates AI agent patterns (parallelization, routing, chaining, orchestration, evaluator-optimizer, human-in-loop) as decision trees pointing to external docs rather than actionable procedures.

trigger-config provides a reference guide for setting up trigger.dev projects with build extensions for common dependencies like prisma, playwright, and ffmpeg. covers configuration structure and common patterns but lacks operational depth around failure modes and debugging.

trigger-cost-savings — an installable skill for AI agents, published by triggerdotdev/skills.