Marko Denic

Most AI demos work great… until you try to run them in production. Long-running tasks time out. Retries break workflows. Queues become a nightmare. That’s exactly the problem Trigger.​dev is solving. It’s an open-source platform for building AI agents and workflows in TypeScript, designed to handle the messy reality of production systems like retries, queues, long-running tasks, and scaling. Instead of wiring together fragile scripts, you can build durable AI workflows directly in your codebase. Example concept: You want an AI research agent that: 1. Takes a topic 2. Searches the web 3. Analyzes sources 4. Generates a report 5. Streams results to your UI With Trigger.​dev you can orchestrate that as a single task, with retries, logging, and real-time updates built in. What makes it interesting for devs: ↳ TypeScript-first → fully type-safe agent logic ↳ No timeouts → long-running AI jobs actually work ↳ Real-time streaming → pipe LLM responses directly to your frontend ↳ Agent orchestration → prompt chains, routing, parallel tasks ↳ Runs your existing tools → Python scripts, browser automation, FFmpeg, and more In other words: You focus on AI logic. The platform handles infrastructure, scaling, and reliability. If you're building AI products in Node or TypeScript, this is worth checking out: fandf.co/4rmbopJ — Thanks to @triggerdotdev for sponsoring this post.

Most AI demos work great… until you try to run them in production. Long-running tasks time out. Retries break workflows. Queues become a nightmare. That’s exactly the problem Trigger.​dev is solving. It’s an open-source platform for building AI agents and workflows in TypeScript, designed to handle the messy reality of production systems like retries, queues, long-running tasks, and scaling. Instead of wiring together fragile scripts, you can build durable AI workflows directly in your codebase. Example concept: You want an AI research agent that: 1. Takes a topic 2. Searches the web 3. Analyzes sources 4. Generates a report 5. Streams results to your UI With Trigger.​dev you can orchestrate that as a single task, with retries, logging, and real-time updates built in. What makes it interesting for devs: ↳ TypeScript-first → fully type-safe agent logic ↳ No timeouts → long-running AI jobs actually work ↳ Real-time streaming → pipe LLM responses directly to your frontend ↳ Agent orchestration → prompt chains, routing, parallel tasks ↳ Runs your existing tools → Python scripts, browser automation, FFmpeg, and more In other words: You focus on AI logic. The platform handles infrastructure, scaling, and reliability. If you're building AI products in Node or TypeScript, this is worth checking out: fandf.co/4rmbopJ — Thanks to @triggerdotdev for sponsoring this post.

@csaba_kissi Done! Best of luck Csaba!

🚨 "Is ready for launch?" is on Uneed today, guys! Any support would be appreciated. 🙏 Also looking for feedback and suggestions. uneed.best/tool/is-ready-…

@Pauline_Cx @LinkedIn I once reported similar issue. They said it's my cache. :)

Hi @LinkedIn , are you trying to say something?

@AIJobclock 💯

@denicmarko AI demo success often hides production failures. Tools fixing these integration gaps validate roles for engineers who can build stable AI systems.

I'm sure @natmiletic agrees. Btw, I'm learning so much from him on how to run a company. Go follow him!

Good customer support is the single most important ingredient in building a successful company!

@natmiletic How do you prioritize Nat?

Everyone obsesses over caching plugins and page speed optimization. Meanwhile their content strategy is garbage and their site structure is weak. Fast sites don't rank. Relevant sites that are also fast rank. Fix the foundation before you focus on speed.

@natmiletic Exactly! Have you tried Openclaw, Nat?

@denicmarko This sounds awesome! Watch out OpenClaw

@joncphillips Thanks for checking it out.

@denicmarko Oh sweet! I heard of them before, will give them another shot! 🙌

@webdevluc 👏

@denicmarko Awesome tool Marko. Thanks for sharing it

@Shefali__J Thanks for checking it out Shefali!

@denicmarko Interesting!!

@BatsouElef Great platform!

@denicmarko I've already checked Trigger and it s absolutely amazing. Does everything you want and more. Thanks Marko.

@stitchbygoogle Can't access. :( Can you help me out with this please?

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@orcdev My pleasure. Let me know how you like it!

@denicmarko interesting! thanks for sharing Marko!

@BatsouElef Nice! Looking forward to this.

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@csaba_kissi I think so. How are you doing? I see you've been busy with that new tool.

@denicmarko It may be the case because it usually recovers the very next day.

LLMs these days: ~ Ah, now I get it. ~ You're absolutely right. ~ I completely understand the frustration.

@ThePeterMick @markodenictech This one's the worst. Like, bro, of course I'm frustrated when you're running me in circles for two hours.

@denicmarko @markodenictech “The user is frustrated” 🤭

@csaba_kissi I think it gets dumb when they're doing some kind of updates. So, probably just returns some cached results.

@denicmarko I feel like they have good and bad days. Sometimes they're pretty dumb and hallucinate.