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Triggered Agents by Adaptive
AI agents that run automatically on business events
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AI agents that run automatically on business events
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Adaptive lets you attach AI agents to events in your business tools so they act automatically when a trigger fires. For founders and operators running multi-tool workflows.
Adaptive just shipped Triggered Agents, event-driven AI agents that spawn automatically when something happens in your connected tools.
It solves the core gap in most agent platforms: they're still pull-based. You open a tab, write a prompt, wait.
Triggered Agents flip this: the agent runs when the moment happens, not when you remember to ask.
What makes it different is the combination of event-native architecture with actual agent intelligence. This isn't Zapier-style data routing. The agent can reason, research, draft, and notify using any tool already connected to your Adaptive account.
Key features:
Connect any event source Shopify, Stripe, Calendly, GitHub, Slack, Typeform, or any webhook
Agents receive the event data and your instructions, then act immediately
Outputs include drafted emails, purchase orders, briefings, spreadsheet updates, Slack notifications
Approval steps keep humans in the loop without requiring them to initiate
Available on all plans, including free
Perfect for founders and operators running multi-tool workflows who are still handling manual follow-up on predictable business events.
What's the most painful repeatable event in your stack that you'd want an agent to handle automatically?
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Agents that fire automatically on business events is where automation is actually heading. The event-driven model removes the manual trigger problem that kills most workflow tools. We've been building in the AI customer success for B2B SaaS space at RetainSure, and Triggered Agents by Adaptive touches on something we think about a lot: how automated responses need full context about what happened. How do you handle event deduplication when systems fire the same trigger multiple times?
The idea of attaching agents to events rather than building workflows is sharp. At RetainSure we're constantly chasing the gap between a signal firing and someone actually acting on it. We've seen churn indicators go unaddressed simply because no one caught the moment. Does Adaptive support conditional branching when an agent's first action fails?