Trigify adds Hacker News monitoring for funding and hiring signals
Trigify's April 21, 2026 changelog adds Hacker News as a monitored source for keyword searches such as funding announcements, with workflows that can filter posts using an AI agent, and adds Substack Notes monitoring.
On April 21, 2026, Trigify launched Hacker News monitoring, positioning it around funding signals. The changelog describes keyword searches for funding language, workflows that use an AI agent to separate confirmed announcements from speculation, and routing to Slack, CRM or outreach tools. Jarvis can set up the search and workflow. The release also added monitoring for short-form Substack Notes and fixed how lookback windows handle sources that post infrequently. The entry notes the source is Y Combinator's forum.
The details
- Example keyword searches include "just raised," "Series A," "seed round" and "backed by."
- Workflows can use an AI agent to pass only confirmed funding announcements to the team.
- Jarvis can generate the search setup, Boolean query and workflow.
- Substack Notes monitoring was added alongside existing Substack post and profile monitoring.
- A lookback window fix targets sources with longer gaps between posts.
Context
Trigify added Substack monitoring on April 15, 2026 and its CLI on April 7, 2026. Subreddit monitoring followed on April 28, Daily.dev on May 5 and Bluesky on May 12. On June 18, 2026, Trigify added news monitoring to trigger workflows from company headlines, another route to funding and leadership signals.
Not disclosed
- How often Hacker News is polled for new posts.
- Credit cost for Hacker News searches.
- Accuracy of the AI filtering step for confirmed funding announcements.
- Vendor
Trigify- Category
- ABM Platforms
- Announcement type
- Feature update
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