Add llm-box integration documentation#4189
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| Trigger.dev works well with other workflow automation tools. One powerful integration is [llm-box](https://github.com/alib8b8/llm-box), a terminal-first workflow automation engine with MCP server mode: | ||
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| - Generate and execute YAML workflows from plain English descriptions | ||
| - 20+ built-in nodes including LLM calls, file operations, API requests | ||
| - 15+ LLM providers (Ollama, DeepSeek, OpenAI-compatible) | ||
| - Supports stdio and HTTP MCP modes | ||
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| You can call llm-box workflows from your Trigger.dev tasks using HTTP requests or spawn processes to run llm-box commands. |
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🔍 Self-promotional README addition linking to PR author's own repository
The added "Integrations" section at README.md:118-127 promotes llm-box, a repository owned by the PR author (alib8b8). The text claims Trigger.dev "works well" with llm-box, but the described integration is simply making HTTP requests or spawning processes — something true of any CLI tool or HTTP service. There is no actual Trigger.dev integration (no SDK plugin, no build extension, no dedicated package). This appears to be unsolicited self-promotion in the project's official README, which could set a precedent for similar additions from other external tool authors.
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WalkthroughThis change adds a new "Integrations" section to README.md, describing Trigger.dev's compatibility with other workflow automation tools. It highlights llm-box as an example integration, listing its capabilities such as generating YAML workflows from plain English, built-in nodes, LLM provider support, and MCP modes. The section also explains how to invoke llm-box from Trigger.dev tasks, either via HTTP requests or by spawning llm-box commands directly. Changes
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Add llm-box integration section to the Trigger.dev README.
llm-box is a terminal-first workflow automation engine with MCP server mode that complements Trigger.dev:
Trigger.dev users can call llm-box workflows from their tasks using HTTP requests or spawn processes.