T3 Code Adds Webhook-Triggered Tasks
T3 Code now lets developers trigger agent tasks from webhooks, with templated request data, delivery logs, optional signatures, and T3 Connect relay URLs. It turns GitHub events, CI failures, and other HTTP signals into actionable coding workflows.
This is a meaningful upgrade from clock-based automation toward event-driven agent orchestration, though burying it under “Scheduled Tasks” makes the feature harder to discover.
- –Templates can inject request bodies, headers, and query parameters directly into task prompts.
- –T3 Connect provides stable relay URLs for environments that are otherwise difficult to expose publicly.
- –HMAC validation, rate limits, body caps, and delivery history give the feature credible production foundations.
- –GitHub issue triage and release-note generation are obvious use cases, but arbitrary webhook support makes the feature useful far beyond GitHub.
- –The architecture is now part of T3 Code’s broader control-plane strategy for coding agents. ([server implementation](https://github.com/pingdotgg/t3code/pull/15085), [T3 Code](https://t3.codes/))
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2026-10-06
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2026-10-06
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jullerino