For AI agents

The event layer for AI agents and agentic automations.

Trigger your agent from HTTP, email, forms, or schedules. Route with rules, transform payloads, deliver to any destination, and replay deterministically when things break — without building webhook plumbing.

5,000 deliveries / month free. No credit card required.

Works with the tools your agents already use

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Why agents need event infrastructure

Building the agent isn't the hard part.

You can demo an agent in an afternoon. Making it reliable — triggered from anywhere, recoverable when it fails, observable when it's quiet — is a quarter of work most teams don't have.

Events arrive from everywhere

Customers email, forms submit, cron fires, providers webhook. Your agent needs one way in, not four pipelines.

Agents fail non-deterministically

LLM calls vary. Tool calls have side effects. Retries cost money. The event layer has to do more work to keep the input reproducible.

Recovery has to be boring

When an agent drops 500 events overnight, you need replay that uses the original input bytes. Not a re-run against today's config.

From trigger to result

Five steps. One pipeline.

01
Inbound event

HTTP, email, form, or scheduled cron. Hooksbase accepts it and persists the raw payload.

02
Verify + route

Provider packs verify signatures. Priority-ordered rules pick the right destination — your agent, a queue, object storage, or all three.

03
Transform

Optional JSONPath or Handlebars transform shapes the payload. Dispatch snapshot persists so replays are deterministic.

04
Agent runs

Your agent receives the verified, routed, transformed event. Runs its logic. Returns a response.

05
Observe + recover

Lifecycle events stream to your observability stack. Failures land in DLQ with replay one click away.

Guided blueprints

Start with an agent workflow, not a blank page.

Six recipes covering the most common ways to wire an agent to the world. Each one picks source, destination, and validation settings for you.

agent_runtime_http
Agent runtime over HTTP

Classic webhook-triggered agent. Starter+.

agent_runtime_email
Agent runtime over email

Each webhook gets a stable ingest address. Starter+.

agent_runtime_form
Agent runtime over forms

Embeddable forms trigger your agent. Starter+.

background_task_trigger
Scheduled background triggers

Cron fires the agent with a custom payload. Starter+.

agent_memory_queue_handoff
Agent memory / queue handoff

Events routed to SQS or Pub/Sub for async agent consumers. Pro+.

agent_journal_object_storage
Agent journaling to object storage

Archive every event to S3-compatible storage. Pro+.

Who it's for

Technical and non-technical agent teams alike.

Technical agent builders
Code-first. Events as infrastructure.

You're writing the agent in code. You want a programmable event layer with an SDK, a CLI, cursor-safe reads, and idempotency helpers built in. Hooksbase ships a first-party TypeScript SDK and `hooksbase` CLI.

  • • TypeScript SDK: `@hooksbase/sdk`
  • • CLI with stable `--json` output
  • • Cursor-safe pagination helpers
  • • Signature verification helpers
No-code agent builders
Dashboard-first. Events that just work.

You built the agent in OpenClaw or a comparable no-code platform. You need event plumbing that doesn't require code. Configure webhooks, verify providers, and wire up retries — all from the dashboard.

  • OpenClaw integration with a 10-minute recipe
  • • Guided workflow blueprints
  • • No code required to ship
  • • Works with any webhook-based agent platform

What's included

Built for every shape of agent workflow.

4
Ingest channels
HTTP · Email · Form · Cron
5
Verified providers
Stripe · GitHub · Clerk · Slack · Resend
5
Outbound types
HTTP · SQS · EventBridge · Pub/Sub · S3
5
Observability sinks
HTTP · Axiom · Datadog · S3 · OTLP

Get started

Your agent's event layer,
ready in 10 minutes.

Free tier includes 5,000 deliveries/month, unlimited webhooks, and every ingest channel. Pick a blueprint, validate a first workflow, and keep your weekend.