# Trigger.dev Update – March 2026

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Trigger.dev Update – March 2026

Hey there, 👋

Here's what's new in Trigger.dev this month. Check out our full changelog for more details.

Vercel integration

Connect your Vercel project to Trigger.dev and never run a manual deploy command again. Automatic deploys, env var sync, and atomic deployments. Learn more

New Dashboard page

We've launched a new Dashboard page showing common health, usage and cost data at a glance. You can create custom dashboards for different types of metrics all driven by our new Query page (below). Learn more

New Query page

Create a built-in custom dashboard for your project with charts and tables using the new Query page. You don't even need to write your first query, you can just use AI to generate it for you. Learn more

Trigger.dev v4.4.4 highlights

Task-level and global TTL defaults

Multi-provider object storage for large run outputs

11 new MCP tools

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Trigger.dev v4.4.3 highlights

syncSupabaseEnvVars pulls your Supabase project's database connection strings and saves them as Trigger.dev environment variables, removing the manual copy-paste step when setting up Supabase-connected tasks.

Auto-cancel in-flight dev runs when the CLI exits, using a detached watchdog process that survives pnpm SIGKILL.

The Test page now lets you automatically generate example payloads using AI.

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Trigger.dev v4.4.2 highlights

Input streams for bidirectional communication with running tasks

Increase Batch trigger processing concurrency limits: Free plan 1 → 5, Hobby plan stays at 10, Pro plan 10 → 50.

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From the blog

Why we replaced Node.js with Bun for 5x throughput

How we took our warm start service from 2,099 req/s on Node + SQLite to 10,700 req/s on a compiled Bun binary, and found a subtle memory leak.

10 Claude Code tips you didn't know

Skills to teach AI agents how to do specific tasks consistently. Learn how they work, what's inside them, and how agents discover and load them.

How we gave every user SQL access to a shared ClickHouse cluster

A deep dive into TRQL – the SQL-like language behind Query. How we parse, validate, and compile queries.

How can we make Trigger.dev better for you?

I personally respond to every reply. 🙂

James

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