When you need webhooks — without exposing your system
AgentWebhook lets your private systems consume webhooks from the outside world. No public endpoints, tunnels, or inbound firewall rules. If your workflows rely on GitHub, Slack, payment providers, or any webhook-based trigger, this is for you.
Run n8n without a public URL
Most n8n setups expect a public webhook endpoint: open ports, reverse proxies, tunnels, SSL and firewall rules. With AgentWebhook, external services send to our relay and your n8n instance pulls events when its workflow runs. No public exposure, no inbound configuration—just controlled event ingestion.
Ideal for: Self-hosted n8n, internal automation servers, corporate environments with locked-down firewalls.
Secure payment event processing
Payment providers use webhooks for payment confirmations, subscription changes, failed payments, refunds. They normally want a public endpoint. Here, events are sent to the relay and your system pulls from inside your network. You stay private; payments still work in real time.
Ideal for: Billing automations, membership systems, AI agents reacting to payment events, internal accounting workflows.
Local AI agents triggered by real events
AI agents running locally usually can't receive webhooks without exposing your machine. With AgentWebhook, GitHub can trigger local code agents, payment events can trigger fulfillment logic, Slack can trigger autonomous responders, Shopify can trigger inventory agents. Your workers pull events and process on demand—no tunnels, no inbound traffic.
Ideal for: Local agent dev, event-driven automations, AI workers that react to external triggers.
OpenClaw Local — webhooks into your local agent runtime
OpenClaw and similar local agent runtimes need to react to real-world events (GitHub, Slack, payment webhooks, etc.) but shouldn't expose localhost or accept inbound connections. AgentWebhook gives you a stable ingest URL; your OpenClaw instance (or CLI) pulls events when the agent runs. Deterministic, outbound-only, no tunnels. Trigger local agents from production webhooks without opening your machine to the internet.
Ideal for: OpenClaw Local, local agent runtimes, CLI-driven agent workflows, event-triggered automations that run on your laptop or dev box.
GitHub CI without public exposure
GitHub webhooks drive deployment triggers, build systems, notifications, code analysis. If you run self-hosted CI or internal automation, you don't want a public endpoint. GitHub posts to the relay; your CI worker pulls when it runs. Simple, controlled, private.
Ideal for: Self-hosted runners, internal CI/CD, deployment pipelines that shouldn't be reachable from the internet.
Enterprise environments with strict firewalls
Many corporate environments block inbound traffic entirely—no open ports, tunnels, or public reverse proxies. AgentWebhook works outbound-only: if your system can make HTTPS requests, it can consume events. No exceptions to firewall policy required.
Ideal for: Locked-down networks, regulated industries, security-conscious teams.
Reliable event handling with dedupe and replay
Webhook systems can send duplicates or need safe retries. AgentWebhook supports deduplication, controlled acknowledgment, replay, and retry handling. You don't just receive events; you process them in a way that fits financial workflows, order processing, and agent chains where idempotency matters.
Ideal for: Payments, orders, agent chains, any automation where duplicate or out-of-order events are a risk.
CLI pull for dev and testing
Pull payloads directly via CLI. Test locally, replay events, inspect raw JSON, simulate processing. No staging-environment gymnastics—real webhooks, consumed when you're ready.
Ideal for: Local dev, debugging, integration tests, quick validation of webhook payloads.
Claude Code, scripts, and ad-hoc workflows
Tools like Claude Code and one-off scripts often need to consume webhooks without standing up a server. Pull via CLI or API when the script runs; replay from the dashboard when you need to re-test. No persistent listener, no tunnels—just fetch, process, and move on.
Ideal for: Claude Code projects, scripted pipelines, local tooling, dev and staging workflows that don't need a long-lived endpoint.
Who AgentWebhook is built for
AI automation builders
n8n users (especially self-hosted)
Developers running local agents
Startups with zero inbound exposure
Security-conscious teams
Self-hosted infrastructure owners
What it's not
It's not a tunnel. It's not request forwarding. It's not a public-endpoint proxy. It's a store-and-forward, pull-based relay built for private systems: you pull when ready, we never push in.
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