app.hookie.ai
by Brady Cusack
Overview
Hookie is a webhook platform: it captures anything sent to you — a provider's JSON, a plain HTML form, a scheduled job, a WebSocket feed — routes it into datasets with rules you define, and delivers signed, retried, replayable events onward. This server lets a coding agent do all of that on your behalf, from wherever you already work. Connect it and your agent can read your workspace (projects, datasets, records, routing rules, endpoints, destinations, recent deliveries and their response codes) and build in it (create endpoints and rules, point events at a destination, define multi-step AI workflows, mint ingest keys, replay a failed delivery). Asking "why did last night's delivery fail?" and having the fix applied is one conversation rather than a tab-switch. Nothing is installed and no key is pasted anywhere. The server is hosted at https://app.hookie.ai/mcp; your agent registers itself, you sign in once in the browser, and it holds a token it refreshes on its own — standard OAuth 2.1 with PKCE. A newly connected agent can only read until you widen it in the console, and revoking takes effect on its very next call. It acts as you, with your workspace role narrowed to the scopes you granted — whichever is more restrictive wins. Billing is unreachable at every scope, and no tool can delete a project or drop a dataset's records. Every action lands in your audit log with you as the actor and the agent's client id recorded beside it.





