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Introducing Triggered Agents AI agents that take action when things happen. Shopify stock low → Adaptive finds the supplier and drafts the PO. Stripe payment fails → Adaptive reads the history and starts recovery. GitHub PR opened → agent reviews the diff and flags the risk. We want you...

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Adaptive5 months ago

The best agent is the one you never have to run. A booking comes in. A payment drops. A form gets submitted. You won't be the one following up. Your agent will. See how:

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Adaptive5 months ago

A Shopify store gets a low inventory alert on a best-selling product. > Adaptive checks demand trends and identifies the right supplier > Drafts the purchase order ready to send > Notifies you in Slack awaiting your confirmation No tab switching. No manual research. Just done.

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Adaptive5 months ago

Your business already runs on moments. A booking. A payment. A form. An alert. Triggered Agents turn every one of those moments into action — without you having to ask. Triggered Agents are live today.

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Casey Stubbs5 months ago

I have been using it to build a support agent that makes the customers 100% satisfied and so far I am loving it because it does all the work. I connect to Zendesk API and Adaptive does the rest, truly remarkable.

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mitsuri5 months ago

New high-value Stripe payment lands -> Triggered Agent instantly pulls the customer’s full history, checks LTV + churn risk, auto-generates a personalized “thank you + exclusive loyalty bundle” email + adds them to a VIP Slack channel with a custom onboarding checklist.

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Adaptive5 months ago

wow we love it!! Sending you a DM with the $50!

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dr. calle 🟥5 months ago

github code reviews

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Adaptive5 months ago

10000% one of the top use cases for this

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dr. calle 🟥5 months ago

I'll gladly try it out!

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Pawan5 months ago

When a customer cancels subscription, an agent automatically pulls their usage history, support tickets, and payment record then drafts a personalized win back email and creates a crm task for the sales rep with a suggested discount tier based on their lifetime value

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Adaptive5 months ago

that triggered agent is literally money...

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Charlie Wehan5 months ago

Tell the world on @X when I hit a daily new mrr record on @stripe

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Tomás Vega5 months ago

Automate inventory reordering for manufacturing materials based on recent production yield and product orders: PCB stock low -> order a new batch of PCBs and buy the components to send to the fab house for assembly SLA resin low -> reorder material

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Adaptive5 months ago

fascinating! Just sent you a dm to get you the credits!

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Janak Rathore5 months ago

Use case : If a creator misses a deadline, Adaptive should instantly find the best backup creator from past campaigns, draft outreach, and update the delivery tracker. Huge win for influencer ops.

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mizzy5 months ago

you just keep getting better & better @adaptiveai 🩵

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Minocrisy5 months ago

ZHC naturally evolves when new features drop on Adaptive, I just saved a heap of tokens - no more polling! --- New high-value Stripe payment lands → Triggered Agent instantly pulls full customer history, runs LTV + churn analysis, hands off to my CEO agent for personalized loyalty bundle + VIP onboarding into ZHC Suite. --- Zero polling, zero brain damage. @adaptiveai this is the reactive piece my ZHC experiment needed. #TriggeredAgents

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Adaptive5 months ago

🤯 just dm'd you!

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My name is Jeff5 months ago

Sweet! Triggered Agent on every Shopify order + Typeform “which sibling are you” poll → instantly updates the live Family Feud leaderboard in Slack, auto-drafts a savage roast IG/TikTok post about who’s winning today, and fires a personalized “keep the rivalry alive” discount email

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Adaptive5 months ago

Dm us your account info and we’ll get you the credits!

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Prashant Jayannavar5 months ago

Interested to know how it compares to @yutori_ai

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timothy5 months ago

Newly mounted monitors in a heating center deliver weird pressure/temp/flow Agent instantly analyzes real-time data, detects cause (calibration error, leak, pump failure), decides action & sends notification with diagnosis to the manager.

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Adaptive5 months ago

You need to get this set up ASAP. Just dm'd.

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에이클릭5 months ago

Use case: AI procurement agent detects low stock, finds supplier, drafts PO — but payment auth is the bottleneck. If the agent waits for human approval on every transaction, the speed advantage disappears. Native payment at execution layer is the missing piece.

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Adaptive5 months ago

Love this, send us a DM and we’ll get you the credits!

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에이클릭5 months ago

Appreciate it! Will DM you. The payment bottleneck is exactly what Rosud tackles - native spend controls so agents can act without waiting on humans every time.

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Piano ai lab5 months ago

Created a website to help me render midi files into mp3 with customized soundfonts

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Adaptive5 months ago

how would you incorporate a triggered agent into this? Please share would love to hear

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Piano ai lab5 months ago

The agent triggers on upload, reads the instruments in the MIDI, then picks the most fitting soundfont based on that before rendering the MP3. For example a video game MIDI with chiptune instruments would automatically get matched to the right soundfont

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Adaptive5 months ago

awesome just sent a DM!

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akihiko avaron5 months ago

Trigger: A visual workflow node fails due to an API schema change. Action: Adaptive identifies the breaking change in the external API documentation, maps the new fields to the existing database, and drafts a "fix" suggestion for the developer to approve in one click.

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Adaptive5 months ago

Waking up to fixes without doing a single thing is now possible with Adaptive. Check your Dm's!

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Robert Dale Smith5 months ago

@tomasmas Takes me back to when I was first implementing email triggers. So many use cases here!

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Ronen 🇮🇱✡️5 months ago

Challenge accepted

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TripledH5 months ago

New flooring estimate request submitted → agent pulls job history, material costs, and drafts a bid — so the owner stops being the bottleneck on every quote.

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Adaptive5 months ago

Send us a dm we’ll get you set up!

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Krish Murjani 5 months ago

this is perfect for my sister’s baking business!! new order comes in, agent parses the details, checks the week’s calendar for conflicts, builds a prep timeline, and drafts a customer confirmation

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Adaptive5 months ago

that is literally perfect!! We have several bakeries using adaptive in a similar way! Check your DM's!

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Vector Mak5 months ago

this is a really nice idea and a very big pain point.

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Anish Moonka5 months ago

every time someone buys my digital product on gumroad, this could auto-send a personalized thank you email, add them to a google sheet, and ping me on slack with their purchase history if they're a repeat buyer would be super helpful

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Pratyush5 months ago

this is where automation is heading blackbox already pushing towards agent-driven workflows like this

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Andrew Arkins5 months ago

Accessibility Infrastructure Monitor Wheelchair-accessible route breaks (construction, elevator outage, blocked ramp) reported via community flag or city open data feed > Adaptive agent detects it, cross-references platform's saved routes for affected users, drafts and sends a push notification with an alternate accessible route, and logs the disruption for pattern analysis.

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Adaptive5 months ago

fascinating! This would be extremely useful! Just dm'd you

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I V A N A5 months ago

Love the Triggered Agents idea! The automation possibilities are endless. Can't wait to see how developers use Adaptive. Share your use case already, I'm excited to learn from you!

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Tanmay Yadav5 months ago

checking and fixing issues that might negatively affect amazon store health

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Adaptive5 months ago

1000000%! Check your Dms

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vladimir belov5 months ago

Adaptive, I really liked your agent, saved a lot of time in my work. Great

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🏴‍☠️ Shalafi5 months ago

I have scheduled tasks to monitor RAM and hard drive usage on the computers hosting the server and the website, and it alerts me via Telegram if it cannot resolve the issue take care of restoring web services if they go down and notify me.

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Deepak Sharma ⚛️5 months ago

use case: when a deploy drops lighthouse score below threshold → agent runs audit, finds the culprit, opens a jira ticket automatically. built this internally at fixing time went from weeks to a day. want to try adaptive for the OSS version i’m building.

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Adaptive5 months ago

Dm sent!

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이석호5 months ago

Trying out everything from paper writing 📝 to stock analysis 📈 and app dev 💻—and I'm just blown away. Handing tasks to an Adaptive AI agent feels like having a squad of expert employees working 24/7. The future of work is here! ✨

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Saïd Aitmbarek5 months ago

great way explore more agency! also feels more autonomous than many platforms definitely giving it a try lets launch you guys on if that helps

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Pochi5 months ago

Eventdriven agents are powerful but how do you prevent infinite loops? let say if an agent fixes a PR and that triggers a new build, which fails, and triggers the agent again... are therer circuit breakers built in?

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Adaptive5 months ago

100% thats a good point. You can put credit limits on specific agent. But the best thing is you could just describe this potential flaw to the agent and it will bake in some protections :)

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Toya5 months ago

Adaptive agent cleaned up cloud fare code allowing me to run without having to worry about size limits 🤗

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Eugene Raimundo5 months ago

Adaptive AI helped me customize a computer management tool for my small business very easily. Today I manage my IT infrastructure with ease. For me, it's the best AI agent I've used so far.thanks

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James Tsetsekas ⚡🧡5 months ago

Code reviews

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