Set up Trigger.dev for Agentset

Next, you’ll need to set up Trigger.dev for workflow orchestration and background job processing.

Create Trigger.dev account and project

In your Trigger.dev account, create a new project. Once created, you’ll need to copy the project ID and secret key.

Set up Trigger.dev environment variables

Add the TRIGGER_SECRET_KEY to your root .env file:

.env

TRIGGER_SECRET_KEY=tr_dev_xxx # Your Trigger.dev secret key

Set up jobs environment

Create a .env file in the packages/jobs directory and add your Trigger.dev project ID:

Terminal

# Create the .env file in packages/jobs
echo "TRIGGER_PROJECT_ID=your_project_id_here" > packages/jobs/.env

Replace your_project_id_here with your actual Trigger.dev project ID.

Start the Trigger.dev development server

Navigate to the jobs directory and start the Trigger.dev development server:

Terminal

cd packages/jobs && pnpm trigger:dev

This will connect your local development environment to Trigger.dev and allow you to run background jobs.

Deploy the Trigger.dev jobs

Navigate to the jobs directory and deploy the Trigger.dev jobs:

Terminal

cd packages/jobs && pnpm trigger:deploy

This will build and deploy the Trigger.dev jobs to your Trigger.dev project.

Next Steps

Once you’ve completed the Trigger.dev setup, proceed to Step 4: Partitioner API to set up document partitioning.

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