Trigify adds Bluesky as a monitored source for profiles and keywords
Trigify's May 12, 2026 changelog adds Bluesky monitoring for specific profiles and keyword searches, with matching posts able to trigger workflows, and makes the source available through its app, API, MCP and CLI.
On May 12, 2026, Trigify announced that Bluesky is available as a monitored source. Users can follow individual Bluesky profiles and run keyword searches, then connect those searches to workflows. The changelog lists Slack alerts, CRM enrichment, trend summaries and AI qualification as workflow uses, and says the source is exposed through all of Trigify's access points: the app, API, MCP and CLI. The entry recommends starting with narrow searches and expanding after reviewing early matches.
The details
- Bluesky profile monitors can follow founders, creators, competitors, customers and industry voices.
- Keyword searches can track pain points, competitors, categories and product launches.
- Matching posts can trigger Slack alerts, CRM updates, summaries or AI qualification.
- Bluesky is available in the app, API, MCP and CLI.
Context
Bluesky followed Trigify's additions of Substack, Hacker News, subreddit and Daily.dev monitoring between April 15 and May 5, 2026. Trigify had added Instagram monitoring on February 20, 2026 and moved to the official X API on March 19, 2026. Eight days after this release it launched a Signals beta with 16 account buying signals.
Not disclosed
- Credit cost for Bluesky monitoring.
- How frequently Bluesky sources are checked.
- Whether replies and reposts are included in results.
- Vendor
Trigify- Category
- ABM Platforms
- Announcement type
- Feature update
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