Yes, as of Trigger.dev v3. Maintainer matt-aitken closed the thread confirming v3 is framework-independent and works with Nuxt. Follow the standard quick-start and point your Nuxt app at it.

1. Upgrade to Trigger.dev v3. If you are on v2 and stuck, that is why there is no Nuxt adaptor: the framework-specific adaptor model was dropped in v3, so upgrading is the fix rather than waiting for a Nuxt package.
2. Follow the standard v3 quick-start against your Nuxt app. Expected: triggers fire from Nuxt.

When to use: you want Trigger.dev with Nuxt.

When not to use: Trigger.dev v2. There is no Nuxt adaptor for v2 and there wont be one; upgrade.

Compatibility: Trigger.dev v3, Nuxt. Reported in triggerdotdev/trigger.dev#447.

Variants:
- "trigger.dev nuxt support"
- "trigger dev nuxt adaptor"
- "does trigger.dev work with nuxt"

Why: v3 replaced per-framework adaptors with a framework-independent model, so Nuxt works without a dedicated package.

Edge cases: v2 users cant get Nuxt support without upgrading; no workaround in the thread.