Coffee & Croissants with Trigger.dev
When the rain stops on Tuesday, let's get coffee and croissants in a beautiful art gallery & cafe.
Trigger.dev (YC W23) co-founders Matt Aitken, James Ritchie, Daniel Patel, and Eric Allam are in San Francisco, and we're taking over Equator Coffees for the morning. Drop in before work, between meetings, or bring your laptop and stay. Your coffee, tea, and croissants are on Trigger.dev.
About Trigger.dev
Trigger.dev is the open-source, developer-first platform for building, running and scaling reliable AI agents, background tasks and event-driven workflows in TypeScript and Python. It's backed by Y Combinator (W23), has 16.8k+ stars on GitHub, and powers billions of runs at companies like Cal.com, MagicSchool AI and Midday.
Just launched: chat agent
Durable AI chat that runs on a machine with no timeouts and keeps streaming through refreshes and crashes. The machine sleeps when nobody's typing and wakes where it left off, with no state for you to manage.
No timeout on a turn. In production, 1 run in 20 lasts longer than 36 minutes.
Durable streams. Refresh mid-response and it replays from where you stopped reading.
Waiting is free. An agent can pause for a human approval all weekend without running up a bill.
Tracing built in. Cost, tokens and latency per model, with nothing to instrument.
Come ask Matt, James, Daniel, and Eric how it works, and what they're seeing as teams take agents to production.
About Equator Coffees
Equator started in 1995 in a Marin garage, and 30 years later, they are one of the Bay Area's most respected roasters.
California's first B Corp coffee roaster and an early adopter of Fair Trade in 1999 and helping pioneer direct trade.
Trusted by the best kitchens. Equator roasts the house blends for The French Laundry, Per Se, Bouchon and Atelier Crenn.
A cafe worth the trip. The SoMa cafe sits in the LinkedIn lobby under striking Frank Stella artwork, with pastries from local bakers and Boichik bagels, steps from the Salesforce Transit Center
Who it's for
Founders and engineers building and shipping AI agents. Space is limited and registration is by approval, so tell us what you're working on.