webhook-subscriptions

You can trigger an agent automatically from a GitHub issue event by creating a webhook subscription that turns the incoming payload into a structured prompt. This removes manual checking by initiating agent runs when external events happen.

HMAC signature validation secures webhook delivery by verifying incoming requests with a shared secret. This ensures only authenticated payloads from external services trigger agent runs and route responses to supported destinations like Telegram or Discord.

Yes, you can automate Stripe payment notifications through Telegram by creating event-driven automation. The webhook subscription captures Stripe events, routes the payload into a prompt, and sends the agent response to your Telegram channel.

The best way to manage dynamic webhook subscriptions across multiple services is using a single CLI workflow. You can create, list, test, and remove subscriptions for GitHub, Stripe, CI/CD, IoT, and monitoring systems from one centralized interface.

Yes, this supports event filtering and payload templating for CI/CD pipelines. It applies event-driven automation to CI/CD events, allowing you to filter incoming signals and structure the payload into prompts before routing delivery to supported targets.

External webhook events may not trigger the agent run if HMAC signature validation fails or event filtering rules exclude the payload. Ensure the subscription delivery routing is properly configured to send payloads to the correct target.