How does this skill handle Inngest v4 changes?

The skill is optimized for v4, ensuring that configuration options like signing keys and base URLs are correctly placed in the client constructor rather than the serve function.

What are the requirements for using Inngest Connect (WebSocket) mode?

Connect mode requires a long-running server environment and Node.js 22.4+ (or Deno/Bun equivalents) to provide the necessary WebSocket support.

Does this skill support Python or Go?

No, this specific skill is focused on TypeScript implementations. For Python or Go, you should refer to the language-specific guidance in the official Inngest documentation.

Can I use this with Next.js App Router?

Yes, it provides specific implementation patterns for Next.js App Router, Pages Router, Express, Fastify, Cloudflare Workers, and AWS Lambda.

Inngest TypeScript Setup

Name: Inngest TypeScript Setup
Author: inngest

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Cloud Infrastructure

Configures Inngest in TypeScript projects to enable event-driven architecture and reliable background workflows.

This skill streamlines the integration of Inngest into TypeScript applications, providing comprehensive guidance on SDK installation, client configuration, and environment setup. It covers both HTTP-based serverless deployments and WebSocket-based worker connections, ensuring developers can implement robust event-driven systems with full type safety through Zod-powered event schemas. Whether you are using Next.js, Express, or AWS Lambda, this skill ensures your infrastructure is correctly wired for durable execution and background task processing.

Key Features

01Framework-specific templates for Next.js, Express, and Lambda

02End-to-end type safety with Zod-powered event schemas

03Local development server setup and CLI optimization

04Automated SDK installation and client configuration

0515 GitHub stars

06Support for both HTTP Serve and WebSocket Connect modes

Use Cases

01Bootstrapping event-driven background tasks in a new TypeScript project

02Setting up a local development environment for testing asynchronous workflows

03Migrating an existing application to Inngest v4 with updated client settings

Key Features

01Framework-specific templates for Next.js, Express, and Lambda

02End-to-end type safety with Zod-powered event schemas

03Local development server setup and CLI optimization

04Automated SDK installation and client configuration

0515 GitHub stars

06Support for both HTTP Serve and WebSocket Connect modes

Use Cases

01Bootstrapping event-driven background tasks in a new TypeScript project

02Setting up a local development environment for testing asynchronous workflows

03Migrating an existing application to Inngest v4 with updated client settings