webhook-transforms

To transform external webhook events into markdown pages, you define a transform function that maps inbound payloads to brain pages and metadata, then route events through a transform-write-enrich pipeline. This sanitizes inputs and preserves raw payloads for auditing.

Automating SMS and meeting payload ingestion involves registering a webhook URL and configuring a deterministic transform to map the raw payload data into brain-friendly markdown pages with proper citations, entity extraction, and timeline enrichment.

Data sanitization occurs during the initial transform stage of the pipeline, cleaning the inbound webhook payloads before they are mapped to markdown pages, while simultaneously preserving the original raw payloads for auditing and retry purposes.

You can recover failed webhook payloads using a dead-letter queue that prevents data loss. The system preserves the raw payload and applies a single retry mechanism for failed transforms to ensure no inbound events are permanently dropped.

The webhook transformation pipeline supports social mentions by routing the payload through an automated ingestion process that handles entity extraction and timeline enrichment, converting the external event data into a brain-ready signal with citations.