Developer infrastructure

Social media webhooks API

Webhooks let systems react when a post publishes, fails, or needs attention. Useful, once there is a production event stream worth subscribing to.

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Roadmap. Native account strategy. Agent-first scheduling.

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Internal dashboards

Agency reporting

Agent feedback loops

Capabilities

What Hey Tasky is built to handle.

Publish status events

Part of the Hey Tasky direction for agent-assisted social scheduling, native account publishing, and reviewable workflows.

Failure events

Part of the Hey Tasky direction for agent-assisted social scheduling, native account publishing, and reviewable workflows.

Signed webhook direction

Part of the Hey Tasky direction for agent-assisted social scheduling, native account publishing, and reviewable workflows.

Workspace-scoped destinations

Part of the Hey Tasky direction for agent-assisted social scheduling, native account publishing, and reviewable workflows.

Operational alerts

Part of the Hey Tasky direction for agent-assisted social scheduling, native account publishing, and reviewable workflows.

Limits

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Not live today

Requires stable publishing state machine

Event names and payloads are not final

FAQ

Questions people ask before choosing a scheduler.

What events will webhooks send?

The first useful events are scheduled, publishing, published, failed, and reconnect-needed.

Will webhooks be signed?

Yes. Signed outbound webhooks are the intended design.

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