Directus + Next.js + Trigger.dev architecture plugin. How Directus (content, files, access), a Next.js App Router frontend and self-hosted Trigger.dev (durable and scheduled work) fit together: who holds which token, how the cache is invalidated, how a Directus change reaches a task and the result reaches the page, who owns the session, and a production checklist. Tool knowledge comes from its dependencies.
Plugin stack-directus-nextjs-trigger in Agents-Store/codex-plugins. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 6 days ago.
This plugin runs code on your machine — it starts local MCP servers. The exact commands are listed below; read them before installing.
authenticationThis skill should be used when the user wants to "add authentication to Directus + Next.js", "implement Directus login in Next.js", "use NextAuth with Directus", "use Better Auth with Directus", "protect Next.js pages with Directus auth", "choose an auth approach for Directus and Next.js", "decide w
background-tasksThis skill should be used when the user wants to "offload work to trigger.dev from next.js", "run a background job from a server action", "trigger a task from a route handler", "delegate slow work to trigger.dev", "decide what runs in a Server Action and what in a task", "show a task's progress in n
deploymentThis skill should be used when the user wants to "run the Directus Next.js Trigger.dev stack locally", "deploy trigger.dev tasks next to a Next.js app", "set environment variables for trigger.dev tasks", "configure content-change webhooks with trigger.dev", "revalidate the site when a task changes D
directus-to-nextjsThis skill should be used when the user wants to "fetch Directus data in Next.js", "display Directus content in Next.js pages", "render Directus images in Next.js", "use Directus SDK with Server Components", "create Next.js pages from Directus collections", "add TypeScript types for Directus", "cach
directus-to-triggerThis skill should be used when the user wants to "trigger a task from a directus flow", "run a background task when a directus item is created or updated", "forward directus webhooks to trigger.dev", "process directus items asynchronously", "build a directus flow to next.js to trigger pipeline", "ha
full-featureThis skill should be used when the user wants to "build a complete feature with directus nextjs and trigger.dev", "create an end-to-end feature with background tasks", "implement a full crud feature with async processing", "build a new section of the site that uses background jobs", "add a page back
init-projectThis skill should be used when the user asks to "set up Directus + Next.js + Trigger.dev project", "initialize directus nextjs trigger.dev stack", "bootstrap the 3-service stack", "configure directus next.js and trigger.dev together", "connect trigger.dev to a directus nextjs app", "scaffold stack w
directusconnects to: ${NEXT_PUBLIC_DIRECTUS_URL}/mcp
trigger-devruns: npx trigger.dev@${TRIGGER_CLI_VERSION:-latest} mcp --dev-only --project-ref ${TRIGGER_PROJECT_REF}
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