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Vercel Connect Expands Webhook Triggers: Adds Resend, X, and Three Other Providers
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Vercel Connect Expands Webhook Triggers: Adds Resend, X, and Three Other Providers

Vercel Connect adds webhook triggers for Resend, X, Twilio, Notion, and Telegram, with automatic request verification, heartbeat and challenge handling, and real-time log observability.

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Webhook Catcher Silently Drops Events: The Hidden Trap of 'Up to 100'
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Webhook Catcher Silently Drops Events: The Hidden Trap of 'Up to 100'

A webhook catcher silently dropped events past its 100-event limit, causing integration test failures. The developer shares three fixes: overflow events, truncation flags, and exposing capacity limits—emphasizing that boundaries must be visible.

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Holdfast: Using Gemma to Explain Webhook Failures, With Code as the Safety Net
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Holdfast: Using Gemma to Explain Webhook Failures, With Code as the Safety Net

Holdfast is a webhook safety net: persist before acknowledging, verify signatures, park failures, and use Gemma 3 4B to explain failures from customer and developer perspectives—while retries, dedup, and redelivery are decided by Go code.

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ChatGPT MCP Events: Trigger Tasks from Gmail, Slack, and GitHub
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ChatGPT MCP Events: Trigger Tasks from Gmail, Slack, and GitHub

Explaining ChatGPT MCP Events: how to trigger Work tasks from Gmail, Slack, GitHub, and custom MCP server events, key points for signed Webhook configuration, and how the 30-runs-per-hour quota affects workflow design.

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WhatsApp Coexistence Mode Sync Challenges: How to Monitor the Boundary Between Human Agents and the API
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WhatsApp Coexistence Mode Sync Challenges: How to Monitor the Boundary Between Human Agents and the API

A developer shares a WhatsApp coexistence sync monitoring approach: using Python/Flask to receive message.echo webhooks, verify Ed25519 signatures, check coexistence status, and write PII-minimized audit logs, while discussing drift handling strategies for mixed human and API operations.

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A 24-Hour Webhook Catcher Ate a Bug That Only Fired on the 25th Hour
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A 24-Hour Webhook Catcher Ate a Bug That Only Fired on the 25th Hour

A temporary webhook catcher's 24-hour TTL silently expired and masked a payment provider's 25th-hour retry bug. The author fixed it with a ?ttl= parameter and explicit expires_at, revealing that ephemeral dev tools must make expiration 'loud'.

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