In the rapidly evolving landscape of AI and automation, the ability for your systems to react intelligently and instantly to real-time changes is no longer a luxury – it's a necessity. This is where the power of event-driven architecture truly shines, especially when empowering agentic workflows. Imagine your AI agents springing into action precisely when needed, without constant polling or manual intervention. This is the promise of Triggers.do.
Traditional automation often relies on scheduled tasks or complex polling mechanisms. While effective for some scenarios, this approach can be inefficient, introduce latency, and struggle to scale with the dynamic nature of modern business.
Event-driven automation flips this paradigm. Instead of constantly checking for changes, your systems listen for specific events – a new order, a sensor reading, a customer inquiry, or a market fluctuation. When an event occurs, it acts as a signal, initiating predefined workflows or actions.
Agentic workflows, where AI agents autonomously perform tasks and make decisions, thrive on real-time data and responsiveness. For an agent to be truly effective, it needs to be:
This is exactly what Triggers.do enables.
Triggers.do is your comprehensive platform for event-based process automation. It allows you to define and manage event triggers that initiate specific workflows or processes based on incoming events from various sources.
Let's look at a practical example:
import { Trigger } from 'triggers.do';
const newOrderTrigger = new Trigger({
name: 'New Order Created',
description: 'Triggers when a new order is created in the system',
event: 'order.created',
source: 'ecommerce-platform',
filter: {
condition: 'amount > 100',
priority: 'high'
},
handler: async (event) => {
// Process the event and start workflows
return {
workflowId: 'order-processing',
data: event.data
};
}
});
In this snippet, we're defining a Trigger that listens for an order.created event from an ecommerce-platform. But it's not just any order. The filter condition ensures that the trigger only fires when the order amount is greater than 100 and has a priority of 'high'. Once these conditions are met, the handler function is executed, which can then initiate an order-processing workflow.
This declarative approach makes it incredibly simple to set up powerful, context-aware triggers that perfectly complement your agentic systems.
Triggers.do isn't just a standalone tool; it's an integral component of the .do platform – an AI-powered Agentic Workflow Platform designed for building Business-as-Code. This means that your event triggers are seamlessly integrated into a broader ecosystem for creating sophisticated, autonomous business processes.
Triggers.do enables you to define and manage event triggers that initiate specific workflows or processes based on incoming events from various sources.
You can integrate with Triggers.do through simple APIs and SDKs, allowing you to easily configure and deploy triggers within your applications.
Triggers.do supports filtering events based on defined conditions, allowing you to trigger workflows only when specific criteria are met.
Yes, Triggers.do is built as part of the .do platform, an AI-powered Agentic Workflow Platform for building Business-as-Code.
In a world that operates in real-time, your business processes need to do the same. Triggers.do provides the foundational layer for truly reactive and intelligent automation, empowering your agentic workflows to perform at their peak.
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