In the rapidly evolving landscape of AI applications, the ability to seamlessly initiate actions and workflows is paramount. For developers building sophisticated agentic systems, the method by which these systems are activated can significantly impact efficiency, responsiveness, and overall functionality. This is where trigger.do steps in – providing a robust and flexible solution for initiating any process, workflow, or action within your AI applications and services.
Easily trigger events and actions within your AI applications and services via simple API calls.
At its core, trigger.do allows you to trigger events to initiate workflows or actions. Think of it as the ultimate "start button" for your AI. Whether you need to kick off a complex multi-step agentic process, notify an internal system of a completed task, or simply log a user interaction, trigger.do provides the API endpoint to make it happen. It's designed to bring agility to your AI applications, empowering you to respond dynamically to various inputs and conditions.
Modern AI applications, especially those leveraging agentic workflows, are rarely monolithic. They often consist of interconnected services, micro-agents, and external integrations. The ability to programmatically trigger specific parts of this ecosystem based on real-time events is crucial for:
The power of trigger.do lies in its simplicity and flexibility. With a single API call, you can activate any pre-defined workflow or action within the .do platform. This means less boilerplate code, fewer integration headaches, and more time focusing on your core AI logic.
Let's look at how straightforward it is to integrate trigger.do into your application:
import { Do } from "@do/sdk";
const doClient = new Do({
apiKey: "YOUR_API_KEY"
});
async function triggerWorkflow() {
try {
const result = await doClient.trigger(
"your-workflow-id", // The unique ID of your workflow or action
{
payload: {
"user_id": "abc123",
"event_type": "user_registered"
}
}
);
console.log("Trigger successful:", result);
} catch (error) {
console.error("Failed to trigger workflow:", error);
}
}
triggerWorkflow();
In this example, we're not just triggering a workflow; we're also passing a payload of custom data. This is a critical feature, allowing you to provide context and specific information to the initiated workflow or action. Imagine triggering an "onboarding sequence" for a user_registered event, providing the user_id so the onboarding agent knows exactly who to interact with.
What is trigger.do? trigger.do allows you to initiate any process, workflow, or action defined within your .do environment by making a simple API call.
Can I pass data when triggering an event? Yes, you can pass custom data payloads with your trigger calls to provide context and information for the initiated workflow or action.
How do I find the ID of the workflow or action I want to trigger? You can find your unique workflow or action IDs within the .do platform interface.
trigger.do is more than just an API endpoint; it's a foundational component for building agile, responsive, and sophisticated AI applications. By providing a simple, powerful way to initiate agentic workflows and actions, it empowers developers to unlock the full potential of their AI systems. Dive in and start instantly activating your workflows today!