Reliable events in and out of your AI agents.

Hooksbase is event infrastructure for AI agents: one place to receive events over HTTP, email, form, and schedule, then route, transform, replay, and deliver them to your agent and your cloud — without building webhook plumbing.

Ingest events from HTTP, email, forms, and schedules. Route, run versioned Automations before your agent sees them, replay, and deliver to supported HTTP and cloud destinations without building webhook plumbing.

Start freeExplore Automations

Free tier: 5,000 deliveries / month. No credit card required.

$curl -fsSL https://www.hooksbase.com/install | bash

Works with the tools your agents already use

AnthropicOpenAIOpenClawHermesn8nMakeZapierStripeGitHubSlack

One dashboard for every event your agent needs.

Hooksbase dashboard showing recent deliveries, webhooks, and plan quota for a demo workspace

For your agent

Give your agent reliable events from anywhere.

Visibility

See every event reaching your agent

Inspect payload, attempts, responses, DLQ state, and replay lineage from the dashboard. No more blind debugging.

Routing

Send the right event to the right agent

Match on payload fields, headers, content type, or verified provider metadata with priority rules.

Recovery

Replay failed events when the agent wakes up

Deterministic replay from persisted snapshots — even after you change the transform config.

Channels

More than HTTP

Trigger your agent over email, embedded forms, and cron schedules — all into one delivery pipeline.

export async function run(input) {
return { type: "dispatch", body }
}

Automations

Run logic before your agent sees the event

Use Code Mode transforms to normalize, redact, and shape a versioned dispatch snapshot in the event path.

Production ready

When your agent hits production, the event layer is ready.

Blueprints

Start with an agent workflow, not a blank page

Six guided blueprints for HTTP, email, forms, queues, object storage, and scheduled agent triggers.

Providers

Trust what reaches your agent

Verified inbound for Stripe, GitHub, Clerk, Slack, and Resend — signatures checked before persistence.

Scheduling

Wake the agent on a cadence

Recurring JSON triggers through the same ingest, routing, and delivery pipeline.

Observability

Stream events where your team already looks

Event drains to HTTP, Axiom, Datadog, object storage, or OTLP HTTP.

Frequently asked questions

Event infrastructure for AI agents, answered.

How can events get into Hooksbase?

Four ways, all of which land on the same delivery pipeline: an HTTP POST to an ingest URL, an inbound email address, an HTML form post, and a scheduled cron firing. Inbound HTTP from Stripe, GitHub, Clerk, Slack, and Resend can additionally be signature-verified with a provider pack before the event is persisted, so an unverified payload never reaches your agent.

Where can Hooksbase deliver events to?

Any HTTP endpoint, plus four typed cloud destinations: AWS SQS, AWS EventBridge, GCP Pub/Sub, and S3-compatible object storage. Every destination gets the same delivery guarantees — retries with exponential backoff, optional strict ordering, Standard Webhooks-compatible signing, and a dead-letter path for anything that fails terminally.

Do I have to build webhook plumbing to use it?

No. Signature verification, retry scheduling, ordering, idempotency, payload storage, replay, and the dead-letter queue are the product rather than things you implement against it. What you provide is a destination and, if you want to reshape the event before your agent sees it, an Automation — a versioned transform that runs in the event path.

Is there a free tier, and is Hooksbase self-hostable?

The free tier is 5,000 deliveries per month with no credit card, and it is the intended way to evaluate the product. Hooksbase is hosted-only — it runs on Cloudflare Workers and is not self-hostable — though the client SDK and CLI are published under Apache-2.0 as @hooksbase/sdk and @hooksbase/cli.

What is Hooksbase?

Hooksbase is event infrastructure for AI agents. It ingests events over four channels — HTTP, email, HTML form, and scheduled cron — verifies them, routes them by rule, runs versioned Automations in the event path, and delivers them to HTTP and cloud destinations (AWS SQS, AWS EventBridge, GCP Pub/Sub, and S3-compatible storage) with retries, strict ordering, Standard Webhooks-compatible signing, deterministic replay, and a dead-letter path. It is a hosted service, runs on Cloudflare Workers, is operated at hooksbase.com, and is not affiliated with — and shares no code or ownership with — other similarly named webhook, hook, or tunnelling tools.