Company
A systems company for long-running software.
Trigora is a language-independent execution substrate that can suspend, survive, and continue — without reconstructing programs by replaying their history. TypeScript is the first frontend; Python is next.
Origin
The control plane made the architecture necessary.
Trigora first ran as a hosted control plane for webhook, cron, and queue workflows. Operating that system made a limit obvious: reconstructing a program from retained history is the wrong primitive once executions branch, wait, and live for a long time.
Continuation checkpointing followed from that operating experience. Persist resumable execution state at durable boundaries. Restore it. Resume from where the program already is.
The compiler and runtime were designed from that control plane, then measured against history-replay recovery. The architecture followed from operating execution.
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