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Triggers are the starting signal. When a trigger fires, Proliferate launches an agent and passes the right context so it can act immediately. There are two common kinds of triggers:
  • Events: Something happened (an error, a ticket, a message).
  • Schedules: Something should happen on a cadence (daily, weekly, etc.).

Sentry

Errors, new issues, or high‑severity incidents.

Linear

New tickets, status changes, or tagged issues.

GitHub

Issues, pull requests, comments, or pushes.

PostHog

Product events and user behavior webhooks.

Webhooks

Any system that can send an event to Proliferate, including support tools like Intercom.

Schedules

Run on a recurring schedule for maintenance and reporting.

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What the agent gets

When a trigger fires, the agent receives the context it needs to start working immediately:
  • The event details (error, ticket, issue, or replay)
  • Relevant metadata (labels, severity, environment)
  • Linked resources (threads, comments, related work)
Some integrations are context-only today (no trigger). If you do not see a provider in the automation trigger picker, it is not available as a trigger yet.