@trigger.dev/convex 4.8.2 → 4.8.4

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  **Experimental MVP.** No HTTP routes, webhooks, Trigger lifecycle hooks, or changes to your Trigger server are required.
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+ ## Example
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+ [Try the live demo](https://ardent-rabbit-965.convex.site).
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+ The [image-editing example](https://github.com/triggerdotdev/trigger.dev/tree/main/packages/convex/example) demonstrates private image processing, Realtime progress, and Convex synchronization. It uses Trigger.dev `4.8.3` from npmjs and runs as a standalone pnpm workspace. The example is not included in npm packages or component builds.
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  ## Install
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  ```sh
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  The ID returned by `trigger.trigger` identifies the **component record**, not the Trigger.dev run. The latter becomes available as `run.runId` after submission.
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+ ## Agent skill
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+ The package ships a versioned [`trigger-convex` skill](https://github.com/triggerdotdev/trigger.dev/blob/main/packages/convex/skills/trigger-convex/SKILL.md) covering transactional triggering, owned reactive queries, callbacks, Realtime + refresh, reload recovery, and token safety.
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+ Ask your coding assistant to read `node_modules/@trigger.dev/convex/skills/trigger-convex/SKILL.md`, or copy it into your assistant's native skill directory. For example, from a project with this package installed:
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+ ```sh
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+ mkdir -p .agents/skills/trigger-convex
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+ cp node_modules/@trigger.dev/convex/skills/trigger-convex/SKILL.md .agents/skills/trigger-convex/SKILL.md
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+ ```
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+ Use `.claude/skills/`, `.cursor/skills/`, or `.github/skills/` instead if appropriate for your assistant. Re-copy after upgrading `@trigger.dev/convex`; copied files do not update automatically. For non-hoisted installs, locate the package with `node -p "require.resolve('@trigger.dev/convex/package.json')"`.
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+ This skill is installed manually, not through `npx trigger.dev@latest skills`. Older package versions may not contain it.
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  ## API
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  - `trigger(ctx, taskId, payload, options?)`: enqueue work. Calling from a mutation makes the request atomic with your application's writes.
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  - `getRun(ctx, id)`: read one record reactively.
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  - `listRuns(ctx, paginationOpts)`: paginate records, newest first, up to 100 per page and a bounded read budget.
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+ - `refresh(ctx, id)`: schedule an earlier status check for an active, submitted run. Returns `null` after scheduling, not the updated run.
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  - `resume(ctx, id)`: resume paused synchronization using the current credentials.
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  Trigger options include tags, delay, queue name, concurrency key, machine, metadata, max attempts, max duration, TTL, and a component-level idempotency key.
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  **Authorization belongs in your application's functions.** The component has no tenant or user model. Do not expose arbitrary record IDs or `listRuns` to clients without enforcing ownership. Queries never return stored credentials or request payloads.
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+ ## Realtime progress and faster result delivery
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+ Use [Trigger Realtime](https://trigger.dev/docs/realtime/overview) for responsive browser progress, and Convex queries for durable application state. When Realtime reports that a run is complete, call an ownership-checked application mutation that requests a component refresh:
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+ ```ts
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+ // convex/jobs.ts
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+ export const refresh = mutation({
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+ args: { jobId: v.id("jobs") },
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+ handler: async (ctx, { jobId }) => {
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+ const user = await ctx.auth.getUserIdentity();
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+ const job = await ctx.db.get(jobId);
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+ if (!user || !job || job.owner !== user.subject) throw new Error("Unauthorized");
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+ if (job.runId) await trigger.refresh(ctx, job.runId);
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+ },
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+ });
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+ ```
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+ Pass the component record ID to `refresh`, not the remote Trigger run ID. Your browser subscribes to the latter, available as `run.runId` from `getRun`.
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+ A refresh is only a hint: the component retrieves status and output directly from Trigger and uses the same validation, completion callback, and credential cleanup as normal polling. It never accepts client-supplied status or output. Observe `getRun` or your application query for the persisted result; awaiting `refresh` does not wait for that result.
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+ - Refresh requests are coalesced per run. Status checks requested this way start at least five seconds after the previous status check.
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+ - A hint received during a check queues one follow-up instead of interrupting or discarding the in-flight response. If that response completes the run, no follow-up is needed.
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+ - Pending submissions, paused synchronization, and completed records are no-ops. Refresh never submits a task or resumes paused work; use `resume` after repairing a paused synchronization.
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+ - Call refresh when Realtime observes completion, including an already-completed run after reconnecting. Do not call it on every metadata update to animate progress.
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+ - Scheduled polling and its watchdog remain enabled. Convex can still finish the run if the browser closes, the subscription disconnects, or the refresh request fails. No persistent subscription inside a Convex action is required.
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+ **Realtime token safety:** authenticate the token request, verify job ownership, and issue a short-lived token scoped to the exact remote run. Keep the root Trigger key server-side. A run-read token can also read the run through REST, including its payload; Realtime `skipColumns` is not a restriction on REST access. Keep worker credentials, storage-upload capabilities, and other secrets out of token-readable payloads, outputs, metadata, and errors. Application mutations must enforce ownership even when component refreshes are coalesced.
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  ## Execution and reliability
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  1. The calling mutation writes a component record and schedules submission. If the transaction rolls back, neither survives.
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+ /**
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+ * Request an earlier status check without accepting client-supplied run data.
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+ * The check is scheduled, coalesced, and rate-limited; observe getRun for its result.
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+ */
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+ refresh(ctx: MutationCtx, id: string): Promise<null>;
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  resume(ctx: MutationCtx, id: string): Promise<null>;
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  }
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  async listRuns(ctx, paginationOpts) {
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  return ctx.runQuery(this.component.runs.list, { paginationOpts });
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+ /**
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+ * Request an earlier status check without accepting client-supplied run data.
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+ * The check is scheduled, coalesced, and rate-limited; observe getRun for its result.
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+ */
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+ async refresh(ctx, id) {
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+ return ctx.runMutation(this.component.runs.refresh, { id });
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+ }
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  async resume(ctx, id) {
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  return ctx.runMutation(this.component.runs.resume, { id, config: this.runtimeConfig() });
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+ export declare function scheduleRefresh(ctx: GenericMutationCtx<DataModel>, run: RunDoc): Promise<void>;
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+ export declare const refresh: import("convex/server").RegisteredMutation<"public", {
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+ }, Promise<null>>;
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  export declare const resume: import("convex/server").RegisteredMutation<"public", {
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  _creationTime: number;
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  _id: import("convex/values").GenericId<"runs">;
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  error?: any;
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  failures: number;
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  generation: number;
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  idempotencyKey?: string | undefined;
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  metadata?: any;
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  output?: any;
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+ refreshRequested?: boolean | undefined;
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  import { v } from "convex/values";
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  import { internal } from "./api.js";
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  import { internalMutation, internalQuery, mutation, query } from "./server.js";
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- import { MAX_INLINE_BYTES, MAX_PAGE_BYTES, SUBMISSION_WINDOW_MS, vConfig, vRun, vTriggerOptions, } from "./shared.js";
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+ import { MAX_INLINE_BYTES, MAX_PAGE_BYTES, MIN_REFRESH_INTERVAL_MS, SUBMISSION_WINDOW_MS, vConfig, vRun, vTriggerOptions, } from "./shared.js";
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  export function toRun(run) {
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- const { _id, _creationTime, generation, checks, failures, callback, ...fields } = run;
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+ const { _id, _creationTime, generation, checks, failures, callback, checking, refreshRequested, lastCheckAt, ...fields } = run;
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+ export async function scheduleRefresh(ctx, run) {
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+ const delay = run.lastCheckAt === undefined
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+ ? 0
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+ : Math.max(0, run.lastCheckAt + MIN_REFRESH_INTERVAL_MS - Date.now());
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+ await ctx.scheduler.runAfter(delay, internal.worker.tick, {
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+ id: run._id,
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+ generation: run.generation,
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+ });
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+ export const refresh = mutation({
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+ args: { id: v.string() },
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+ handler: async (ctx, { id }) => {
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+ const runId = ctx.db.normalizeId("runs", id);
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+ const run = runId ? await ctx.db.get("runs", runId) : null;
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+ if (!run)
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+ throw new Error("Run not found");
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+ if (!run.runId || run.syncStatus !== "active" || run.refreshRequested)
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+ return null;
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+ await ctx.db.patch(run._id, { refreshRequested: true });
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+ // Preserve the in-flight observation; its result will schedule any requested follow-up.
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+ if (!run.checking)
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+ await scheduleRefresh(ctx, { ...run, refreshRequested: true });
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  export const resume = mutation({
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+ Integrates Trigger.dev background tasks with Convex using @trigger.dev/convex.
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+ ```typescript
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+ // convex/schema.ts
80
+ import { defineSchema, defineTable } from "convex/server";
81
+ import { v } from "convex/values";
82
+
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+ export default defineSchema({
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+ jobs: defineTable({
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+ owner: v.string(),
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+ requestId: v.string(),
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+ text: v.string(),
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+ componentRunId: v.optional(v.string()),
89
+ }).index("by_owner_request", ["owner", "requestId"])
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+ .index("by_componentRunId", ["componentRunId"]),
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+ });
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+ ```
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+
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+ ```typescript
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+ // convex/jobs.ts
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+ import { vRun } from "@trigger.dev/convex";
97
+ import { v } from "convex/values";
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+ import { mutation, query } from "./_generated/server";
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+ import { trigger } from "./trigger";
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+
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+ export const request = mutation({
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+ args: { text: v.string(), requestId: v.string() },
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+ returns: v.id("jobs"),
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+ handler: async (ctx, args) => {
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+ const user = await ctx.auth.getUserIdentity();
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+ if (!user) throw new Error("Unauthorized");
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+ const owner = user.tokenIdentifier;
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+ const existing = await ctx.db.query("jobs")
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+ .withIndex("by_owner_request", q => q.eq("owner", owner).eq("requestId", args.requestId))
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+ .unique();
111
+ if (existing) {
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+ if (existing.text !== args.text) throw new Error("Request ID reused for different input");
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+ return existing._id;
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+ }
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+ const jobId = await ctx.db.insert("jobs", { owner, ...args });
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+ const componentRunId = await trigger.trigger(ctx, "process-text", { text: args.text }, {
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+ idempotencyKey: `process-text:${owner}:${args.requestId}`,
118
+ });
119
+ await ctx.db.patch(jobId, { componentRunId });
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+ return jobId;
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+ },
122
+ });
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+
124
+ export const status = query({
125
+ args: { jobId: v.id("jobs") },
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+ returns: v.union(vRun, v.null()),
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+ handler: async (ctx, { jobId }) => {
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+ const user = await ctx.auth.getUserIdentity();
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+ const job = await ctx.db.get(jobId);
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+ if (!user || !job || job.owner !== user.tokenIdentifier) return null;
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+ return job.componentRunId ? trigger.getRun(ctx, job.componentRunId) : null;
132
+ },
133
+ });
134
+ ```
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+
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+ Preserve the same request ID when retrying an unconfirmed submission. Namespace
137
+ component idempotency keys by tenant/owner, task, and logical request. They dedupe
138
+ across the entire component instance, not just a task, and do not compare payloads.
139
+ An application mutation rollback also rolls back the component enqueue/scheduling.
140
+ Do not replace this with a direct SDK trigger from an action if atomicity is required.
141
+ Use type-only task imports when adding task payload inference; do not bundle task
142
+ implementations, Sharp, or provider clients into the Convex mutation runtime.
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+
144
+ There are three distinct identifiers:
145
+
146
+ - Application `jobId`: accept this from the browser and enforce ownership.
147
+ - Component `run.id`: returned by `trigger.trigger`; pass it to `getRun`, `refresh`, and `resume`.
148
+ - Remote `run.runId`: available after submission; subscribe to this with Trigger Realtime.
149
+
150
+ For React, use an application query such as `useQuery(api.jobs.status, { jobId })`.
151
+ Only persist/display results verified by Convex. `getRun` omits stored credentials
152
+ and request payloads, but its output, errors, and metadata can still contain private data.
153
+ Do not expose `listRuns` as a global client-visible feed; use indexed owned jobs and
154
+ bounded lookups instead.
155
+
156
+ ## Apply completion to application state
157
+
158
+ When an application record must change on completion, extend its schema with the
159
+ task-specific status/result fields, then add an internal mutation with
160
+ `args: { run: vRun }` and `returns: v.null()`. Find its job through the
161
+ `by_componentRunId` index using `run.id`, validate the task's output, and update it.
162
+ Configure the client with `onComplete: internal.jobs.complete`; keep the explicit
163
+ `Trigger` type annotation to avoid circular inference through the generated API.
164
+
165
+ Keep the callback short and transactional. It runs with the component's terminal
166
+ update; throwing rolls both back and schedules a retry. Do network I/O in separate
167
+ actions, not in the callback mutation. A callback is optional for reactive reads.
168
+ Treat omitted output and expiring output URLs explicitly rather than assuming every
169
+ completed run has an inline result.
170
+
171
+ ## Combine Realtime progress with authoritative Convex state
172
+
173
+ Install `@trigger.dev/react-hooks` in a React frontend and `@trigger.dev/sdk` in the
174
+ server that mints tokens. These are separate from the component-only polling setup.
175
+
176
+ Only use the following wrapper if the installed component exposes `refresh()`:
177
+
178
+ ```typescript
179
+ // Add to convex/jobs.ts
180
+ export const refresh = mutation({
181
+ args: { jobId: v.id("jobs") },
182
+ returns: v.null(),
183
+ handler: async (ctx, { jobId }) => {
184
+ const user = await ctx.auth.getUserIdentity();
185
+ const job = await ctx.db.get(jobId);
186
+ if (!user || !job || job.owner !== user.tokenIdentifier) throw new Error("Unauthorized");
187
+ if (job.componentRunId) await trigger.refresh(ctx, job.componentRunId);
188
+ return null;
189
+ },
190
+ });
191
+ ```
192
+
193
+ 1. Authenticate a server-side token request and verify the application job's owner.
194
+ Derive its remote run ID on the server; never grant access to a caller-chosen run.
195
+ 2. Mint a short-lived `auth.createPublicToken` scoped to `read: { runs: [runId] }`.
196
+ Use an SDK-capable server runtime, such as a Convex Node action, and scoped
197
+ `auth.withAuth` configuration rather than mutating shared global credentials.
198
+ The SDK spells its API host option `baseURL`, unlike the component's `baseUrl`.
199
+ Match the key/host environment, bound expiry to the application's access lifetime,
200
+ and return only the token, remote ID, expiry, and required public connection URL.
201
+ 3. Subscribe with `useRealtimeRun` or `runs.subscribeToRun` only after the remote ID
202
+ exists. Limit the browser to the selected owned run, renew credentials through
203
+ the authorized endpoint, and clean up on job/session changes. Reject late token
204
+ responses and metadata for a previous selection.
205
+ 4. On completion, including an already-terminal snapshot after reconnecting, call
206
+ the owned `refresh` mutation. Include failed, canceled, expired, and timed-out
207
+ runs. Do not refresh on every metadata update or retry a failed effect in a loop.
208
+ 5. Observe the Convex query for persisted status/results. A refresh returns `null`
209
+ after scheduling; it does not wait for completion or return a new run snapshot.
210
+ Keep scheduled polling/watchdog recovery enabled when the browser goes away.
211
+
212
+ Refresh hints are coalesced per run, with refresh-driven checks at least five seconds
213
+ after the previous status check. An in-flight hint queues a follow-up without
214
+ invalidating that observation. Pending submissions, paused synchronization, and
215
+ completed records are no-ops; refresh neither submits work nor resumes paused work.
216
+
217
+ **Token safety:** a run-read token also authorizes REST reads of its payload.
218
+ Realtime `skipColumns: ["payload", "output"]` reduces streamed data; it does not
219
+ restrict REST access. Remove worker keys, upload capabilities, and other credentials
220
+ from token-readable payloads, outputs, metadata, and errors before issuing browser
221
+ tokens. Do not mint tokens for legacy runs that still contain credentials; deploying
222
+ new code or changing column filters does not rewrite old remote payloads. Derive worker authorization server-side or use server-only signing instead.
223
+ Authorize private artifact delivery separately; a public run token is not a file
224
+ access policy. Keep browser run tokens in memory and never log credentials.
225
+
226
+ Persist the selected application job ID, draft inputs, and unconfirmed request ID
227
+ before sending a request. Restore owned active jobs from Convex after reload;
228
+ otherwise restore only explicit selections, not any old result with matching defaults.
229
+ Use actual task metadata for phase progress, explain disabled submission states,
230
+ and do not publish results solely because Realtime reports completion.
231
+
232
+ ## Troubleshoot without duplicating work
233
+
234
+ | Symptom | Fix |
235
+ | --- | --- |
236
+ | Duplicate jobs after a lost response | Reuse the logical request ID and query the owned job before enqueueing again. |
237
+ | Wrong run or a null remote ID | Distinguish application/component/remote IDs; wait for confirmed submission before subscribing. |
238
+ | Browser refresh resolves but results lag | Observe Convex; refresh is asynchronous, coalesced, and rate-limited. |
239
+ | Component/validator types are incompatible | Check for duplicate Convex installations or peer contexts; align component/consumer dependencies rather than hiding mismatches with casts. |
240
+ | `refresh` is missing | Check installed declarations; upgrade deliberately or retain polling, not a fabricated API. |
241
+ | `syncStatus === "paused"` | Inspect `syncError`, repair credentials/callbacks, then authorize `resume(ctx, componentId)`. |
242
+ | Old work disappears after reload | Persist selection/inputs/request ID; recover owned active work instead of resetting to defaults. |
243
+ | Token leaks worker access | Remove credentials from all readable run fields; column filtering cannot repair this. |
244
+ | Data from another tenant appears | Authorize every query/mutation/token/artifact request; never trust arbitrary IDs or shared tags. |
245
+ | Successful remote work never commits | Check callback errors and output validation; retries roll back application completion too. |
246
+ | Large or missing results | Use storage references; inspect `outputOmitted`/`outputPresignedUrl` and refresh expired URLs server-side. |
247
+ | Run exists in a different environment | Align API host/key; resume does not migrate remote runs between environments. |
248
+
249
+ Polling normally backs off from about 15 to 60 seconds. Account for Convex executions
250
+ and Trigger API requests at scale; use Realtime for responsive UI, not rapid polling.
251
+ Payload plus trigger options must fit within 256 KiB, as must each inline output,
252
+ error, and metadata value. Component records are retained; paused requests retain
253
+ credentials and payloads for recovery, so plan application retention separately.
254
+ Remote submission uses a 24-hour idempotency TTL, but automatic submission retries
255
+ stop within one hour. After that window, reconcile remotely before creating new work;
256
+ do not claim unlimited exactly-once execution or blindly retry expensive tasks.
257
+
258
+ ## Verify the integration
259
+
260
+ Check mutation rollback, duplicate request IDs, cross-owner denial, callback failures,
261
+ and reconnecting to an already-terminal run. Verify that leaving the page does not
262
+ prevent durable completion. If tokens are issued, test cross-run denial and inspect
263
+ the full REST-readable payload for credentials. Add focused integration coverage;
264
+ do not spend on real provider calls or deploy without the user's authorization.
@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ import { defineSchema, defineTable } from "convex/server";
6
6
  import { v } from "convex/values";
7
7
  import { Trigger, vRun, type ComponentApi } from "../client/index.js";
8
8
  import schema from "./schema.js";
9
- import { MAX_INLINE_BYTES } from "./shared.js";
9
+ import { MAX_INLINE_BYTES, MIN_REFRESH_INTERVAL_MS } from "./shared.js";
10
10
 
11
11
  const modules = {
12
12
  "./_generated/component.ts": () => import("./_generated/component.js"),
@@ -63,6 +63,10 @@ const { createTest, api, internal } = app.defineModules({
63
63
  return id;
64
64
  },
65
65
  }),
66
+ refresh: app.mutation({
67
+ args: { id: v.string() },
68
+ handler: async (ctx, { id }) => new Trigger(app.components.trigger).refresh(ctx, id),
69
+ }),
66
70
  },
67
71
  });
68
72
 
@@ -92,6 +96,8 @@ let remoteStatus: string;
92
96
  let remoteIsCompleted: boolean;
93
97
  let largeOutput: boolean;
94
98
  let submittedOptions: Record<string, unknown>;
99
+ let holdNextPoll: boolean;
100
+ let releasePoll: (() => void) | undefined;
95
101
 
96
102
  beforeAll(async () => {
97
103
  server = createServer(async (req, res) => {
@@ -125,19 +131,26 @@ beforeAll(async () => {
125
131
  return;
126
132
  }
127
133
  const completed = activePolls-- <= 0;
128
- res.end(
129
- JSON.stringify({
130
- id: "run_1",
131
- status: completed ? remoteStatus : "EXECUTING",
132
- isCompleted: completed && remoteIsCompleted,
133
- output: completed
134
- ? largeOutput
135
- ? "x".repeat(MAX_INLINE_BYTES + 1)
136
- : { url: "https://example.com/video.mp4" }
137
- : undefined,
138
- metadata: { progress: completed ? 100 : 50 },
139
- })
140
- );
134
+ const body = JSON.stringify({
135
+ id: "run_1",
136
+ status: completed ? remoteStatus : "EXECUTING",
137
+ isCompleted: completed && remoteIsCompleted,
138
+ output: completed
139
+ ? largeOutput
140
+ ? "x".repeat(MAX_INLINE_BYTES + 1)
141
+ : { url: "https://example.com/video.mp4" }
142
+ : undefined,
143
+ metadata: { progress: completed ? 100 : 50 },
144
+ });
145
+ if (holdNextPoll) {
146
+ holdNextPoll = false;
147
+ releasePoll = () => {
148
+ if (!res.writableEnded) res.end(body);
149
+ releasePoll = undefined;
150
+ };
151
+ } else {
152
+ res.end(body);
153
+ }
141
154
  }
142
155
  });
143
156
  server.listen(0, "127.0.0.1");
@@ -162,8 +175,13 @@ beforeEach(() => {
162
175
  remoteIsCompleted = true;
163
176
  largeOutput = false;
164
177
  submittedOptions = {};
178
+ holdNextPoll = false;
179
+ releasePoll = undefined;
180
+ });
181
+ afterEach(() => {
182
+ releasePoll?.();
183
+ vi.useRealTimers();
165
184
  });
166
- afterEach(() => vi.useRealTimers());
167
185
  afterAll(
168
186
  () =>
169
187
  new Promise<void>((resolve, reject) => {
@@ -344,6 +362,135 @@ test("a failing callback rolls back completion and can be retried without duplic
344
362
  expect(await t.run((ctx) => ctx.db.query("completions").collect())).toHaveLength(1);
345
363
  });
346
364
 
365
+ async function runScheduled(t: ReturnType<typeof createTest>, advanceMs = 0): Promise<void> {
366
+ // Convex timestamps have sub-millisecond precision, so zero-delay jobs may fall just after now.
367
+ vi.advanceTimersByTime(advanceMs + 1);
368
+ await t.finishInProgressScheduledFunctions();
369
+ vi.advanceTimersByTime(1);
370
+ await t.finishInProgressScheduledFunctions();
371
+ }
372
+
373
+ // Catches: refresh bursts bypassing the check cooldown or racing the polling callback.
374
+ test("refreshes promptly, bounds repeated checks, and completes once alongside polling", async () => {
375
+ activePolls = 1;
376
+ const t = createTest();
377
+ const id = await t.mutation(api.jobs.request, {});
378
+ await runScheduled(t);
379
+ expect(submissions).toBe(1);
380
+ expect(polls).toBe(0);
381
+
382
+ await Promise.all(Array.from({ length: 3 }, () => t.mutation(api.jobs.refresh, { id })));
383
+ await runScheduled(t);
384
+ expect(polls).toBe(1);
385
+ expect(await t.query(app.components.trigger.runs.get, { id })).toMatchObject({
386
+ status: "EXECUTING",
387
+ metadata: { progress: 50 },
388
+ });
389
+
390
+ await Promise.all(Array.from({ length: 3 }, () => t.mutation(api.jobs.refresh, { id })));
391
+ await runScheduled(t, MIN_REFRESH_INTERVAL_MS / 2);
392
+ expect(polls).toBe(1);
393
+ await runScheduled(t, MIN_REFRESH_INTERVAL_MS / 2);
394
+ expect(polls).toBe(2);
395
+ expect(await t.query(app.components.trigger.runs.get, { id })).toMatchObject({
396
+ status: "COMPLETED",
397
+ syncStatus: "complete",
398
+ output: { url: "https://example.com/video.mp4" },
399
+ });
400
+ await t.mutation(api.jobs.refresh, { id });
401
+ await drain(t);
402
+ expect(polls).toBe(2);
403
+ expect(submissions).toBe(1);
404
+ expect(await t.run((ctx) => ctx.db.query("completions").collect())).toHaveLength(1);
405
+ });
406
+
407
+ // Catches: refresh fencing out an in-flight observation or losing its completion hint.
408
+ test("coalesces hints during an in-flight request and follows it with another check", async () => {
409
+ activePolls = 1;
410
+ const t = createTest();
411
+ const id = await t.mutation(api.jobs.request, {});
412
+ await runScheduled(t);
413
+ holdNextPoll = true;
414
+ const received = once(server, "request");
415
+ await t.mutation(api.jobs.refresh, { id });
416
+ vi.advanceTimersByTime(1);
417
+ await t.finishInProgressScheduledFunctions();
418
+ vi.advanceTimersByTime(1);
419
+ const checking = t.finishInProgressScheduledFunctions();
420
+ await received;
421
+ try {
422
+ await t.mutation(api.jobs.refresh, { id });
423
+ await t.mutation(api.jobs.refresh, { id });
424
+ vi.advanceTimersByTime(MIN_REFRESH_INTERVAL_MS);
425
+ expect(polls).toBe(1);
426
+ releasePoll!();
427
+ await checking;
428
+ expect(await t.query(app.components.trigger.runs.get, { id })).toMatchObject({
429
+ status: "EXECUTING",
430
+ syncStatus: "active",
431
+ metadata: { progress: 50 },
432
+ });
433
+ await runScheduled(t);
434
+ expect(polls).toBe(2);
435
+ expect(await t.query(app.components.trigger.runs.get, { id })).toMatchObject({
436
+ status: "COMPLETED",
437
+ syncStatus: "complete",
438
+ });
439
+ expect(await t.run((ctx) => ctx.db.query("completions").collect())).toHaveLength(1);
440
+ } finally {
441
+ releasePoll?.();
442
+ await checking;
443
+ }
444
+ });
445
+
446
+ // Catches: a failed status request leaving refresh permanently blocked as in-flight.
447
+ test("allows a refresh after a retryable status error", async () => {
448
+ pollFailures = 1;
449
+ const t = createTest();
450
+ const id = await t.mutation(api.jobs.request, {});
451
+ await runScheduled(t);
452
+ await t.mutation(api.jobs.refresh, { id });
453
+ await runScheduled(t);
454
+ expect(polls).toBe(1);
455
+ expect(await t.query(app.components.trigger.runs.get, { id })).toMatchObject({
456
+ syncStatus: "active",
457
+ });
458
+ await t.mutation(api.jobs.refresh, { id });
459
+ await runScheduled(t, MIN_REFRESH_INTERVAL_MS);
460
+ expect(polls).toBe(2);
461
+ expect(await t.query(app.components.trigger.runs.get, { id })).toMatchObject({
462
+ syncStatus: "complete",
463
+ });
464
+ });
465
+
466
+ // Catches: browser hints resubmitting pending work or bypassing a permanent synchronization failure.
467
+ test("does not submit pending work early or resume paused synchronization", async () => {
468
+ pollFailures = 1;
469
+ pollFailureStatus = 401;
470
+ const t = createTest();
471
+ const id = await t.mutation(api.jobs.request, {});
472
+ await t.mutation(api.jobs.refresh, { id });
473
+ expect(submissions).toBe(0);
474
+ await runScheduled(t);
475
+ await t.mutation(api.jobs.refresh, { id });
476
+ await runScheduled(t);
477
+ expect(await t.query(app.components.trigger.runs.get, { id })).toMatchObject({
478
+ syncStatus: "paused",
479
+ });
480
+ await t.mutation(api.jobs.refresh, { id });
481
+ await runScheduled(t, MIN_REFRESH_INTERVAL_MS);
482
+ expect(polls).toBe(1);
483
+ expect(submissions).toBe(1);
484
+ await t.mutation(app.components.trigger.runs.resume, {
485
+ id,
486
+ config: { secretKey: "test-only-key", baseUrl },
487
+ });
488
+ await drain(t);
489
+ expect(await t.query(app.components.trigger.runs.get, { id })).toMatchObject({
490
+ syncStatus: "complete",
491
+ });
492
+ });
493
+
347
494
  test("rejects large inputs before scheduling remote work", async () => {
348
495
  const t = createTest();
349
496
  await expect(
@@ -9,6 +9,7 @@ import { internalMutation, internalQuery, mutation, query, type DataModel } from
9
9
  import {
10
10
  MAX_INLINE_BYTES,
11
11
  MAX_PAGE_BYTES,
12
+ MIN_REFRESH_INTERVAL_MS,
12
13
  SUBMISSION_WINDOW_MS,
13
14
  vConfig,
14
15
  vRun,
@@ -19,7 +20,18 @@ import {
19
20
  type RunDoc = DataModel["runs"]["document"];
20
21
 
21
22
  export function toRun(run: RunDoc): Run {
22
- const { _id, _creationTime, generation, checks, failures, callback, ...fields } = run;
23
+ const {
24
+ _id,
25
+ _creationTime,
26
+ generation,
27
+ checks,
28
+ failures,
29
+ callback,
30
+ checking,
31
+ refreshRequested,
32
+ lastCheckAt,
33
+ ...fields
34
+ } = run;
23
35
  return { id: _id, createdAt: _creationTime, ...fields };
24
36
  }
25
37
 
@@ -110,6 +122,36 @@ export const list = query({
110
122
  },
111
123
  });
112
124
 
125
+ export async function scheduleRefresh(
126
+ ctx: GenericMutationCtx<DataModel>,
127
+ run: RunDoc
128
+ ): Promise<void> {
129
+ if (!run.refreshRequested) return;
130
+ const delay =
131
+ run.lastCheckAt === undefined
132
+ ? 0
133
+ : Math.max(0, run.lastCheckAt + MIN_REFRESH_INTERVAL_MS - Date.now());
134
+ await ctx.scheduler.runAfter(delay, internal.worker.tick, {
135
+ id: run._id,
136
+ generation: run.generation,
137
+ });
138
+ }
139
+
140
+ export const refresh = mutation({
141
+ args: { id: v.string() },
142
+ returns: v.null(),
143
+ handler: async (ctx, { id }): Promise<null> => {
144
+ const runId = ctx.db.normalizeId("runs", id);
145
+ const run = runId ? await ctx.db.get("runs", runId) : null;
146
+ if (!run) throw new Error("Run not found");
147
+ if (!run.runId || run.syncStatus !== "active" || run.refreshRequested) return null;
148
+ await ctx.db.patch(run._id, { refreshRequested: true });
149
+ // Preserve the in-flight observation; its result will schedule any requested follow-up.
150
+ if (!run.checking) await scheduleRefresh(ctx, { ...run, refreshRequested: true });
151
+ return null;
152
+ },
153
+ });
154
+
113
155
  export const resume = mutation({
114
156
  args: { id: v.string(), config: vConfig },
115
157
  returns: v.null(),
@@ -136,6 +178,8 @@ export const resume = mutation({
136
178
  failures: 0,
137
179
  checks: 0,
138
180
  generation,
181
+ checking: undefined,
182
+ refreshRequested: undefined,
139
183
  updatedAt: Date.now(),
140
184
  });
141
185
  await ctx.scheduler.runAfter(0, internal.worker.tick, { id: run._id, generation });
@@ -168,6 +212,7 @@ export const recordSubmission = internalMutation({
168
212
  syncError: undefined,
169
213
  failures: 0,
170
214
  checks: 0,
215
+ checking: undefined,
171
216
  updatedAt: Date.now(),
172
217
  });
173
218
  return null;
@@ -195,6 +240,8 @@ export const recordStatus = internalMutation({
195
240
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