Hermes + Hooksbase
Hermes workflows + Hooksbase events.
Give your Hermes agent reliable triggers and durable outputs — no plumbing code.
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Why Hermes + Hooksbase
Two layers. Clean separation.
Hermes is your no-code agent platform. Hooksbase is your event infrastructure. Keeping them separate means your event layer stays the same when you switch no-code agent platforms — and your workflow stays the same when you add new event sources.
Hermes gives you a webhook URL. Point any event source — Stripe, GitHub, email, embedded forms, cron — at Hooksbase, and Hooksbase dispatches to Hermes.
Hermes emits results. Hooksbase routes them to one or many destinations — SQS, Pub/Sub, S3, other webhooks — with retries, strict FIFO, and throttling.
When Hermes times out or returns an error, the event lands in Hooksbase’s DLQ. Fix the workflow, bulk re-drive, confirm deterministic replay.
Connect in 3 steps
About ten minutes, no code.
From your Hermes workflow’s trigger configuration, grab the webhook URL. It looks like `https://hermes.example/webhooks/agent_abc123`.
Sign up for Hooksbase (free), create a project, and paste the Hermes URL as the destination. Pick a provider pack if events come from Stripe, GitHub, Clerk, Slack, or Resend.
Take the Hooksbase ingest URL and point your sources at it — provider webhooks, email routing, form embed, cron. Your Hermes workflow is now behind verified, reliable event infrastructure.
Featured recipes
Common Hermes + Hooksbase workflows.
Customer forwards an RFP. Hooksbase parses the email, forwards to Hermes. Hermes summarizes and posts to Slack.
Verified Stripe `invoice.payment_succeeded` routes to Hermes for classification, then handed off to your CRM pipeline via SQS.
Support form triggers Hermes classification agent. Output routes to Linear via webhook destination, closing the loop without a human.
Daily cron fires Hermes summarizer. Output delivers via Resend or a webhook to your digest system.
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Connect Hermes to Hooksbase.
Free tier covers most prototype workloads. Starter ($25) unlocks transforms, scheduled triggers, and bulk recovery. Pro ($79) is where production workflows land.