Introducing Workflow Kit by Inngest
Charly Poly9/25/2024
The fastest way to build workflow UIs
Developer Preview: Realtime
Charly Poly5/21/2025
Stream updates from your Inngest functions to your users.
Introducing Branch Environments: Full-Stack Testing for Every Branch with Inngest
Dan Farrelly5/17/2023
Modern workflow for your business-critical code
Introducing dark mode
Ana Filipa de Almeida2/26/2025
Dark mode is here. Customize your Inngest experience your way.
Neon + Inngest: Trigger durable functions from database changes
Dan Farrelly9/24/2024
A new integration for Postgres database events
Introducing: Enhanced Traces
Lauren Craigie3/3/2026
We're bringing richer execution data to the front end, making it easier to debug your jobs and workflows with enhanced Traces.
TypeScript SDK v4: Rewritten Middleware, Composable Triggers, Faster Steps
Linell Bonnette, Aaron Harper3/3/2026
More type safety, less boilerplate, fewer round-trips.
Introducing Agent Evals: Score your agents on real outcomes
Lauren Craigie6/30/2026
Experiments, Scoring, and Defer—outcome-based evals in the execution layer your agents already run on.
Introducing Scoring: Attach a verdict to any run
Lauren Craigie6/30/2026
Outcome-based scoring as easy as writing a function—no traces to export, no separate dashboards, no ID reconciliation.
Introducing Sessions: Group related runs
Lauren Craigie6/30/2026
Tag events with a session key and see every related run together—no more manually correlating IDs across your dashboard.
Introducing group.experiment(): Safely test changes to production code
Lauren Craigie6/23/2026
Compare production variants on latency, retries, and cost—the execution data feature flags and eval tools can't reach.
Cross-language support and new Inngest SDKs: Python, Go, with more to come
Sylwia Vargas1/23/2024
The Inngest SDKs provide a language- and cloud-agnostic way to create fault-tolerant, long-running functions with built-in flow control.
Enhanced observability with Inngest: Waterfall trace view and advanced monitoring
Cheryl Manalo9/26/2024
A new era for monitoring durable functions
Inngest is SOC 2 Type II compliant
Dan Farrelly6/20/2024
Our commitment to security and privacy for our company and platform
Debug functions from the terminal with new CLI commands and v2 REST API
Lauren Craigie6/11/2026
New `api` subcommands for the Inngest CLI let you inspect runs, pull step traces, and invoke functions from the terminal, CI, or a coding agent—backed by the v2 REST API and a new API key type.
Announcing: Batch Keys
Charly Poly7/25/2024
Batch keys allows developers to group work units by leveraging Inngest's efficient event-matching engine.
Improved error handling in Inngest SDKs
Dan Farrelly1/25/2024
Using native language primitives to handle failed steps
We Built a Production-Ready Deep Research Agent Live. Here's How It Works.
Lauren Craigie2/26/2026
Last Friday, we ran a live session on durable endpoints and built a fully functional deep research agent from scratch in about 30 minutes. Two API endpoints, no job queue, no worker infrastructure, no state management code.
Announcing Inngest self-hosting
Dan Farrelly9/23/2024
The easiest way to self-host durable execution.
Python SDK v0.5: AI, Pydantic, and more
Aaron Harper6/23/2025
The latest version of the Inngest Python SDK is now stable and ready for production use.
Query your executions: Insights now supports querying runs, steps, and traces
Lauren Craigie6/15/2026
Runs, steps, step attempts, and extended trace spans are now queryable in Insights — SQL over your full execution data, no export required.
Announcing: Inngest Replay
Dan Farrelly1/22/2024
The death of the dead-letter queue.
Bulk cancellation API
Tony Holdstock-Brown1/22/2024
Cancel a time range of functions using the REST API.
Bulk cancellation UI: the latest addition to Inngest's recovery tool suite
Cheryl Manalo9/27/2024
Handle incidents
Introducing AgentKit and step.ai: orchestrating AI with confidence
Tony Holdstock-Brown11/22/2024
The easiest way to build production-ready AI workflows with AgentKit and step.ai
Announcing: Function runs search
Tony Holdstock-Brown11/1/2024
Instantly search across all your Function runs with advanced queries filtering on events and function runs properties.
Introducing: step.fetch()
Charly Poly5/9/2025
Offload HTTP requests to the Inngest Platform to save compute and improve reliability.
Introducing Connect: Run low-latency Inngest Functions on servers
Charly Poly6/20/2025
Connect is a new API to connect your application to Inngest over a outbound persistent connection. This brings better support for servers (Render, Fly.io, etc.) and lower latency.
Introducing: Metrics exports to Datadog, Grafana and more
Charly Poly6/13/2025
Leverage our new Datadog and Prometheus integrations to set up custom metrics and alerting.
Introducing defer(): Giving Follow-Up Work the Context it Never Had
Lauren Craigie, Linell Bonnette6/5/2026
A new Inngest API for launching typed, durable follow-up work from inside a function.
2023 Wrapped
Sylwia Vargas12/22/2023
Over the past twelve months, we've shipped a lot and improved the DX across the board, our team has grown three-fold, and we were able to raise a seed round.