Turbo focuses squarely on just updating the DOM, and then assumes youll connect any additional behavior using Stimulus actions and lifecycle callbacks. To get this working as a means to updating individual users on their specific background jobs, we're going to need to find a way to join the dots between Turbo, our background thread, and our function, which all operate with insufficient context to push notifications to individual clients. Run .\bootstrap.bat (this generates the b2 executable). Flask-foundation by JackStouffer You may want to install the main branch of Werkzeug to see if the problem goes away. Jinja is a template language that renders the pages your application serves. Turbo and similar libraries are designed to update HTML markup, updating the output of a JS library is probably easier if you code the update logic in JS. It works now!!! As with scoped navigation, Turbo finds and extracts the matching frame from the resulting response and swaps its content into place: This may sound a lot like old-school frames, or even