Webhooks & Events
Build reactive, event-driven intelligence workflows. MUJPI can listen for incoming webhooks from external systems to trigger analysis, or dispatch outgoing webhook notifications when specific conditions are met, ensuring real-time synchronization across your infrastructure.
Architecture & Data Flow
Events are ingested, verified, and placed on an internal queue for processing by the relevant intelligence route.
Data Flow
Incoming HTTP POST requests are processed asynchronously. Outgoing requests are dispatched from MUJPI. Event payloads are transiently stored in the queue until processed or expired.
Typical Use Cases
- ✦Triggering an agent workflow upon a GitHub commit
- ✦Notifying a Slack channel when an anomaly is detected
- ✦Synchronizing state with external billing platforms
- ✦Executing scheduled or real-time event triggers
Capabilities
- ✦Incoming webhook endpoints with payload validation
- ✦Outgoing webhook dispatching with customizable payloads
- ✦Signature verification (HMAC)
- ✦Retry handling and exponential backoff
Security Considerations
- Mandatory payload signature verification (e.g., HMAC-SHA256).
- Idempotency keys to prevent duplicate event processing.
- Human approval required where event-triggered actions are consequential.
- Strict alerting on repeated webhook failures.
Setup & Deployment
Deployment Modes
Setup Overview
Generate a secure webhook URL within MUJPI and configure your external service to POST to it. For outgoing webhooks, define the target URL and authentication headers in the event trigger settings.