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Adds Tools That Don't Upload document flows (receipt photos to PDF, payroll check, personal-data redaction, HWP/HWPX to PDF) to Community examples. The linked folder is a runnable Trigger.dev v4 project. The local target keeps files on the machine running the task; the hub target uploads them.

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• Documentation
  • Added TTDU workflow examples for creating PDFs from receipt photos, checking Korean payroll, redacting personal data, and converting HWP/HWPX files.
  • Clarified that offline runs require the runner on the worker machine. Documented how path and inline modes handle files and results, and that the TTDU hub API supports server-capable flows and uploads files to the hub.

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The README adds a TTDU community example. It lists receipt-photo PDF creation, Korean payroll checking, personal-data redaction, and HWP/HWPX conversion. It states that the offline runner must run on the worker machine. It distinguishes path mode, inline mode, and the TTDU hub API by how they handle files and results.

Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~2 minutes

Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 29d1f

This is a documentation-only addition to the community examples list. The earlier concerns about privacy wording and hub support have been addressed, and no merge-blocking risk remains.

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Review comments at @README.md:
- Line 63: Update the TTDU document flows entry in the README to clarify that a
local runner with Trigger.dev Cloud may still send base64 file payloads and
outputs to Trigger.dev; do not claim files stay on the machine in that setup.
State that keeping document data local requires self-hosting the Trigger.dev
infrastructure as well as running the worker locally.
- Line 63: Update the TTDU document flows entry in the README to state that
these listed flows require an offline runner on the same machine, and clarify
that the TTDU hub API supports server-capable custom flows instead. Preserve the
existing flow descriptions and relevant file-handling details.

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Thanks, both points were right. I changed the code, not just the wording: the tasks now have a path mode (payload { flow, paths, outDir }) in which the worker reads the files from disk, sends them only to the TTDU runner on 127.0.0.1 and returns only names, sizes and SHA-256, so no file contents go into Trigger.dev payloads or outputs. Inline (base64) mode is documented as self-hosted-only. The README entry now says these flows need the local runner and that the hub runs only server-capable flows and uploads files.