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