# Trigger.dev Update – April 2026

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Trigger.dev update – April 2026

Hey there, 👋

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

AWS PrivateLink: connect your AWS resources without exposing them

Reach private databases, caches, and APIs from your tasks over AWS PrivateLink. No public endpoints, no IP allowlists, no VPN. Set it up manually, with AI, or with a generated Terraform script. Learn more

New Errors page: find and fix your bugs faster

Quickly track down what’s causing your runs to fail with error alerts. Then bulk replay when you’ve shipped the fix. Learn more

Input streams: send data into running tasks

Bidirectional task communication. Send typed data into running tasks from your backend or frontend, with four receiving patterns from suspending (frees compute) to non-blocking. Learn more

Trigger.dev v4.4.4 highlights

Task-level TTL defaults

11 new MCP server tools

and major MCP improvements

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From the blog

We ditched worktrees for Claude Code. Here's what we use instead

Git worktrees solve code isolation but create infrastructure nightmares. We teach Claude Code to use GitButler's CLI directly instead.

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