webhook-subscriptions

You can automate agent runs triggered by GitHub webhook events by subscribing to specific event sources like issues or commits, prompting the agent with event payload data, and delivering results to destinations like GitHub comments. The Hermes platform manages the event processing and agent execution automatically.

Event-driven automation for agent workflows is the process of executing agent tasks automatically in response to external triggers. Instead of manual intervention, external events like Stripe payments or CI/CD build notifications act as the catalyst for the agent to run and process the event data.

Yes, you can send webhook automation results to Telegram and Discord. The skill supports custom delivery configurations, allowing you to route event notifications and agent processing results to various chat platforms and GitHub comments based on your workflow needs.

Yes, you need the Hermes platform to set up and manage these webhook subscriptions. Hermes is a required dependency that handles the underlying agent management and event processing necessary to execute the automated, event-driven workflows.

You configure a webhook subscription for new GitHub issues by running a single command that specifies the event source, the event type, a prompt template using issue data, and the delivery destination. This dynamically connects the external event to your automated agent run.