OpenBot adds webhook-triggered routines

// 1h agoPRODUCT UPDATE

OpenBot adds webhook-triggered routines

OpenBot routines can now start from signed webhooks, letting external services trigger an agent immediately instead of waiting for a schedule. Event filters, one-time secrets, request history, and local event handling make the feature useful for deployment and workflow automation.

// ANALYSIS

This turns OpenBot from a passive scheduled assistant into a more event-driven automation layer, although its host-online requirement limits reliability for unattended production workflows.

–External services can trigger routines after deployments, alerts, or other events
–Signed requests and configurable event filters reduce accidental or unauthorized runs
–Request receipts help prevent duplicate deliveries
–Event data remains on the host, but may still reach the selected model provider
–No cloud queue means offline hosts require the sending service to retry

// TAGS

openbotagentautomationtool-useapiself-hostedlocal-first

DISCOVERED

1h ago

2026-10-12

PUBLISHED

1h ago

2026-10-12

RELEVANCE

8/ 10

AUTHOR

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