Webhook events are the nervous system of modern AI agents. GetHook ensures every trigger — document uploads, user messages, tool responses — reaches your agent reliably, with replay for debugging.
The HTTP webhook protocol has no persistence, no retries, and no observability — and it shows.
Your document processing agent relies on a webhook trigger. The agent runner is momentarily overloaded and returns 503. The webhook is dropped. The document is never processed. No error, no alert — just silence.
An agent run fails due to a bug in your prompt chain. After fixing the bug, you need to re-run the agent on the same input. Without event persistence, you have to manually re-trigger the entire pipeline.
One event needs to trigger multiple agents in parallel — a summarizer, an embedder, and a classifier. Building fan-out logic directly in your application creates tight coupling and makes it impossible to add new agents without code changes.
From raw HTTP POST to guaranteed delivery — set up in under 10 minutes.
Your orchestration layer, user-facing API, or scheduling system POSTs events to GetHook. Each event is persisted immediately — the agent runner's availability doesn't matter at ingest time.
POST /ingest/src_agent_pipeline_token
Content-Type: application/json
{ "event_type": "document.uploaded", "payload": { "doc_id": "doc_abc", "user_id": "usr_123", "url": "https://…" } }Use pattern-based routes to send document.* events to your document agent, tool.response.* to your orchestrator, and * to your audit log — all from a single ingest endpoint.
POST /v1/routes
{ "event_type_pattern": "document.*", "destination_id": "dest_doc_agent" }
{ "event_type_pattern": "tool.response.*", "destination_id": "dest_orchestrator" }Agent run failed due to a model error or timeout? Replay the original trigger event after fixing the issue. The exact same payload is re-delivered — deterministic debugging without manual re-triggering.
POST /v1/events/{id}/replay
# Re-triggers the agent with the original payload
# Useful for prompt debugging and regression testingAgent runners can be overloaded, restarting, or deploying. GetHook retries the trigger up to 5 times with exponential backoff — the agent will receive its input.
Replay any past trigger event with the exact original payload. Debug prompt chains, test new agent versions, and validate fixes without manual re-triggering.
One event triggers a summarizer, embedder, and classifier simultaneously. Add new agents by adding a route — no application code changes.
Every trigger, every delivery attempt, every response from your agent runner is logged. Understand why an agent run succeeded or failed.
GetHook acknowledges events in <50ms p99 and immediately queues them for delivery. Your orchestration layer never waits on agent availability.
LangChain, AutoGen, CrewAI, custom — if your agent runner has an HTTP endpoint, GetHook can trigger it. No SDK required on the receiving end.
GitHub push events, PR webhooks, and deployment notifications routed reliably to your CI/CD system — with automatic retry if Jenkins, ArgoCD, or your deploy service is temporarily unavailable.
Every webhook event is a data point. GetHook persists all events durably and fans out to your data warehouse, BI tool, and streaming pipeline simultaneously — with replay for backfills.
Replace ad-hoc HTTP calls between microservices with durable webhook delivery. Fan-out from one source to many consumers, route by event type, and guarantee delivery.
Up and running in minutes. No credit card required. Connect your first source and see events flowing in real time.