webhook-subscriptions

External services can trigger Hermes agent runs by posting events to a webhook URL, removing the need for manual task orchestration. This enables scalable automation for event streams in production environments.

You can automate agent tasks by creating a webhook subscription that routes GitHub or GitLab push events to Hermes agents. The subscription applies customizable event filters and prompts to process the incoming payload.

Yes, webhook subscriptions implement per-subscription HMAC secrets to verify incoming requests. This ensures that notifications from external services like Stripe payments or CI/CD alerts are authenticated before triggering agent runs.

You can use the provided CLI to subscribe, list, and test webhook integrations end-to-end. Running the subscribe command sets up the URL endpoint and local persistence needed to start triggering Hermes agent runs.

Yes, webhook subscriptions support delivering results to multiple targets including Telegram, Discord, Slack, and GitHub comments. This allows teams to receive automated notifications directly after an event triggers an agent run.

Local persistence stores your dynamic webhook subscriptions and their configurable event filters. This ensures that routing rules and HMAC secrets remain available to process incoming event streams consistently without manual reconfiguration.