Trigify releases a CLI and agent Skills for social data workflows

Trigify released the Trigify CLI and Skills on April 7, 2026, letting users manage social data workflows from the terminal. According to the changelog, the CLI can create and manage social listening searches across seven platforms, build workflows, pull results, run topic queries and trigger social actions such as commenting, posting, liking, following and deleting. Skills are reusable agent workflows, prompts and patterns that the company says can be used with Claude Code, internal tools, CI/CD pipelines or other agent environments. Trigify also says it rewrote seven services from internal database access to HTTP and added more than 30 REST API endpoints.

The details

• The CLI installs through npm as @trigify/cli and authenticates with OAuth 2.0 PKCE, with an API key fallback for CI/CD and automation.
• Social listening platforms named include YouTube, Reddit, Substack, LinkedIn, Hacker News and X, with more planned.
• More than 30 new REST endpoints cover workflows, integrations, credits and organization management.
• Workflow lifecycle commands support create, update, draft, test and publish.
• Skills are distributed through a public GitHub repository that clones into a Claude skills folder.
• The same week added an in-app changelog, per-seat removal with proration for social seats, and faster Jarvis MCP background tasks.

Context

This is the fifth Trigify update in our coverage in 2026, following the official X API move and social actions from workflows (March 19, 2026) and the Jarvis assistant rebuild (March 4, 2026). Trigify later launched a Signals beta (May 20, 2026) and a redesigned platform (August 13, 2026), before its team joined HubSpot and the standalone signals platform began winding down (September 23, 2026).

Not disclosed

• Whether CLI and API access require a specific plan
• How credits are consumed by CLI-triggered actions
• Rate limits for the new REST endpoints