Changelog

20th May 2026

Signals is now in beta in Trigify. This is one of the biggest updates we have shipped: a new ABM engine for spotting account intent from the people and companies you care about, then turning those moments into workflows.

What you can do

• Track key people and companies by adding profile or company URLs manually or with a CSV upload.

• Choose from 16 signal types across person, profile, company, and account activity.

• Review credit usage before launch with a clear breakdown based on the signals you select and how often Trigify checks them.

• See a timeline of fired signals with the reason, account context, signal count, date filters, and severity details.

• Trigger workflows from signals so your team can enrich, qualify, alert, route, or create outbound from the moment a signal appears.

16 signals included

Insights

Signals are the things you tell Trigify to watch for.
Insights helps uncover the patterns you did not know to look for, like narrative shifts across a target account or common behaviours across a group of similar buyers.

How to get started

1. Go to Settings -> Early Access and enable Social Signals if you do not see the Signals section.

2. Add the people or companies you want to monitor.

3. Configure the signals you care about.

4. Review the credit estimate and launch.

5. Connect Signals to a workflow using the new Social Signals trigger.

6. Signals is launching in beta, so we want your feedback. Tell us what works, what is missing, and which signals would make this more useful for your team.

7. Signals is also available through the app, API, CLI, and MCP.

12th May 2026

Bluesky is now available as a source in Trigify.

You can monitor specific Bluesky profiles and keyword searches, then send matching posts into workflows for alerts, research, CRM handoff, or AI qualification.

What you can do

• Monitor profiles your buyers care about: founders, creators, competitors, customers, and industry voices.

• Track keywords around pain points, competitors, categories, product launches, and market conversations.

• Trigger workflows from relevant Bluesky posts: notify Slack, add context to CRM, summarise trends, or qualify signals with AI.

• Use Bluesky in your stack through Trigify's app, API, MCP, and CLI.

How to get started

1. Create a Bluesky keyword search for a competitor, category, or pain point.

2. Add profile monitors for the people your buyers listen to.

3. Connect the search to a workflow: summarise, qualify, notify, or route the post somewhere useful.

4. Start narrow, review the first matches, then expand once the signal quality is clear.

5th May 2026

Daily.dev monitoring is now ready in Trigify. You can track developer conversations from Daily.dev by keyword, tag, source, popularity, or discussion activity, then route new posts into the same workflows you already use for Reddit, Hacker News, Substack, LinkedIn, and X.

Daily.dev is where developers surface tools, compare products, share technical opinions, and amplify posts before they become broader market conversations. If you sell to developers, build for developers, or want earlier context on what technical audiences care about, this gives you another high-signal source inside Trigify.

What you can do with it

• Monitor Daily.dev posts by keyword so you can track product mentions, competitor references, category terms, technical pain points, and buying-intent language.

• Build tag-based and source-based feeds so you can follow the communities, topics, and publications your market actually pays attention to.

• Track popular or most-discussed posts to see which developer conversations are gaining traction, not just which ones mention your exact keywords.

• Filter out noise with blocked words, blocked content types, minimum upvotes, minimum views, source filters, and time-frame controls.

• Trigger workflows from new Daily.dev posts so your team can qualify the signal, summarise the context, alert Slack, update your CRM, or route posts into research and content workflows.

Why this matters

Developer attention does not start on LinkedIn.

It often starts in smaller technical communities where people are already comparing tools, sharing implementation ideas, and deciding which products are worth trying. Daily.dev monitoring helps you catch those conversations closer to the source.

For GTM teams, that means earlier market intelligence. For product teams, it means better visibility into what developers actually discuss. For content teams, it means a cleaner way to see which technical narratives are starting to move before they get recycled everywhere else.

API and CLI support

Daily.dev monitoring is available through the dedicated API endpoint:

• POST /v1/searches/dailydev/posts

And through the Trigify CLI:

• trigify search create:dailydev:posts

Supported modes include keyword search, smart recommendations, tag-based feeds, source-based feeds, popular-by-tags, and most-discussed posts

28th April 2026

Subreddit monitoring is now live in Trigify. You can monitor specific Reddit communities, filter for the conversations that matter, and turn those posts into workflows the moment they appear.

Reddit is where buyers talk before they are ready to talk to vendors. They ask for recommendations, complain about tools, compare alternatives, and share the messy context that never makes it into a polished LinkedIn post. Now you can track those conversations directly inside Trigify.

What you can do with it

• Monitor specific subreddits so you stay close to the communities your buyers, users, and competitors actually pay attention to.

• Add keyword filters to focus on the posts that matter, from competitor mentions to pain points, tool comparisons, buying intent, and market questions.

• Preview and validate searches before saving so you can quickly see whether a subreddit and filter combination is worth tracking.

• Trigger workflows from new posts so your team can qualify the signal, summarise the context, send alerts, update a CRM, or route the post into your content and research process.

Why this matters

Broad Reddit monitoring is useful, but subreddit-level monitoring is where the sharper signal lives.

A founder asking for tool recommendations in r/SaaS, an operator complaining about their CRM in r/sales, or a marketer comparing automation tools in r/marketing is not just another social mention. It is context, intent, and timing in one place.

Subreddit monitoring helps you catch those moments earlier and act on them faster.

21st April 2026

Hacker News is now live in Trigify. If you want funding signals, this one is for you.

Every week, companies announce funding on Hacker News before it hits Crunchbase or LinkedIn. Founders post raises, YC batches go public, and "Who's hiring" threads surface companies that are actively scaling. By the time that news reaches your feed, every other sales team has already seen it.

Now you can catch it first.

What you can do with it

• Track funding announcements so you spot raises the same day they're posted, not a week later when every SDR is in the same inbox.

• Monitor keyword searches like "just raised", "Series A", "seed round", and "backed by" to catch funding activity as it happens.

• Trigger workflows from new posts so an AI agent filters out speculation and only surfaces confirmed funding announcements to your team via Slack, CRM, or outreach tools.

• Use Jarvis AI to build it for you - search setup, Boolean query, and workflow included.

Why this matters

Hacker News is Y Combinator's own forum - not to be confused with The Hacker News, the cybersecurity publication. It is where founders, VCs, and operators share news before it reaches mainstream channels.

Most teams find out about funding after it has already hit LinkedIn. By then, everyone is sending the same "congrats on the raise" email. Getting there earlier gives you a better shot at standing out.

Also shipped

• Substack Notes monitoring - track short-form content from Substack authors alongside existing post and profile monitoring.

• Critical lookback window fix - more reliable results when monitoring sources with longer gaps between posts.

April 15, 2026

Substack is now live in Trigify. That means you can track the publications shaping your market before everyone else turns the same ideas into recycled LinkedIn posts.

If you care about finding the signal earlier, this is a big one. Substack is where a lot of the sharpest operators explain the thinking behind the trend. Now you can monitor that directly and turn it into action.

What you can do with it

• Track important publications so you never miss posts from the founders, operators, and researchers your buyers pay attention to.

• Monitor keyword searches to see which topics, narratives, and category conversations are starting to build.

• Trigger workflows from new posts so your team can summarise them, share them, store them, and turn them into content or research automatically.

• Train your own agents with value driven long form content to produce better outputs.

Why Substack matters

Substack has become one of the fastest-growing channels for long-form, value-driven content. It is where some of the sharpest operators, founders, and researchers share the deeper thinking behind what is happening in the market.

It is not the best source for high-volume lead generation or traditional signal capture. But that is not the point. The quality of the content is what makes it valuable.

If you want stronger context, better ideas, and a clearer view of how smart people are thinking, Substack is one of the best places to look. Now you can track that thinking directly inside Trigify or your terminal.

Also shipped

• Daily email digests can now be turned on or off per search.

• Better workflow alerts make problems easier to spot fast.

• More reliable notification delivery helps important updates actually reach you.

Excited to see what you build,
Max Mitcham
CEO | Trigify

Overview - April 7th, 2026

Trigify CLI and Skills are now live, plus faster Jarvis MCP background tasks.

Trigify CLI and Skills

We’ve launched Trigify CLI and Skills, so you can take Trigify beyond the browser and manage your social data workflows from the terminal with a much stronger agent-ready setup.

The CLI gives you the command line interface. Skills are what make it far more powerful in practice, giving agents reusable workflows, prompts, and patterns for working with social data

Whether you’re plugging Trigify into Claude Code, internal tools, CI/CD, or your own agent stack, this gives you a faster way to build, run, and automate work around social data.

Here’s what you can do with it:

• Create and manage social listening searches across 7 platforms, including YouTube, Reddit, Substack, LinkedIn, Hacker News, and X, with more platforms on the way

• Build workflows and pull results directly from the command line

• Run topic queries on any trend you want to monitor

• Trigger social actions like commenting, posting, liking, following, and deleting through actions

• Connect Trigify to Claude Code or any agent environment you’re already using

Install it with:

• npm install -g @trigify/cli

Authenticate with:

• trigify auth login

Use Trigify Skills from:

• git clone https://github.com/trigify/skills.git .claude/skills/trigify

What’s included:

• OAuth 2.0 PKCE auth for standard login flows

• API key fallback for CI/CD and automation

• 30+ new REST API endpoints covering workflows, integrations, credits, and org management

• Workflow lifecycle support for create, update, draft, test, and publish

• Built-in Trigify Skills support for reusable agent workflows and social-data automation patterns

• Lightweight standalone build at 2.4MB

Under the hood, we also rewrote 7 services from internal database access to HTTP, making the platform more consistent, more reliable, and easier to extend.

Also Shipped This Week

• In-app changelog popup - Featurebase updates now surface directly inside Trigify

• Subscription and onboarding hardening - stronger defensive error handling across checkout completion, subscription updates, and org plan management

• Social seat management - per-seat removal and proration now supported

• Workflow state management - if-condition variable persistence and auto-enable on publish fixed

• Profile monitoring triggers now fire reliably regardless of creation method

• General stability improvements shipped across v2.21 through v2.24

Excited to see what you build,
Max Mitcham,
CEO | Trigify

March 19th, 2026

We've moved to the official X API, introduced social integration seats and actions, made trigger variables smarter, and shipped a big batch of reliability improvements across workflows, billing, and Jarvis.

Official X API

We've migrated our entire X data pipeline to the Official X API v2. This means faster, more reliable search results, better rate limit handling, and a fully compliant data source.

You don't need to change anything - your existing searches and workflows work exactly as before, just significantly more reliable under the hood.

What else is new with X:

• Playable video previews - Video posts now show an actual player instead of a placeholder icon

• Faster search previews - Smart caching with the 5 most relevant posts for a quick overview

• 34% failure rate resolved - Twitter searches are now dramatically more reliable

Social Actions With Integration Seats (Early Access | X Only)

A new system for managing which team members can connect social accounts. This means you can now trigger actions directly from workflows to your social channels, such as:

• Creating a Post

• Liking a Post

• And more…

Seat info:

• Growth, Scale, and Enterprise plans - Unlimited seats included at no extra cost

• PAYG and Essential plans - Add seats at $10/month each

• Admins manage everything from the new Social Integrations settings page

Jarvis AI Improvements

We've continued polishing Jarvis since the V2 launch:

• Workflow error states clear properly after a successful re-test

• Deleted searches removed from @ mentions

• Smarter question detection - recognizes "Can I…", "Which option…", "How would you like…"

• Placeholder text no longer gets cut off

• "Edit with AI" button stays visible when actions aren't fully configured

• Enter key works reliably after search preview

• Database tables set up correctly when building save-to-database workflows

Also Shipped

• Simplified API key management - Cleaner creation UI, legacy key prefix support, enterprise endpoints gated by plan

• Social listening notifications - Get notified when new results come in from your saved searches

• Prospeo upgraded to v2 API - Faster and more reliable email and contact lookups

• Drag-to-reorder workflows - Drag only activates from the grip handle, plus reordering inside folders

• Notion database picker - Databases sorted alphabetically with search and a refresh button

• Google Sheets setup improvements - Document picker defaults to URL mode, clearer section labels

• Credit usage history - Faster loading with a streamlined 3-month lookback window

Bug fixes:

• Saved search dashboards now update correctly and triggers fire reliably

• Loop node data passes correctly to HTTP request actions

• Post URLs show correctly in workflow outputs and external tools like Clay

• Social search workflows push posts to the main feed as expected

• Instagram workflow UI issues resolved

• Stripe payment edge cases fixed

• MCP OAuth connection issue resolved

• Post URN extraction errors fixed

• Profile monitoring searches trigger on schedule regardless of creation method