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GitHub webhooks let agents respond to repository events like issues, pull requests, and pushes.

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Filter Fields (all optional)

FieldTypeDescription
reposstring[]Only trigger for these repos
orgsstring[]Only trigger for these organizations
orgstringOnly trigger for this organization (singular form)
eventsstring[]GitHub event types (issues, pull_request, push, etc.)
actionsstring[]Event actions (opened, labeled, closed, etc.)
labelsstring[]Only when issue/PR has these labels
assigneestringOnly when assigned to this user
authorstringOnly for this author
branchesstring[]Only for these branches
conclusionsstring[]Only for workflow_run events with these conclusions (success, failure, cancelled, skipped, timed_out, action_required)

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Setup

  1. In your GitHub repo, go to Settings > Webhooks > Add webhook
  2. Set the payload URL to your Action Llama gateway (e.g. https://your-server:8080/webhooks/github)
  3. Set content type to application/json
  4. Set the secret to match the github_webhook_secret credential instance referenced by the webhook source in config.toml
  5. Select the events you want to receive

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Using ngrok for Local Development

ngrok http 8080
Use the ngrok URL as your webhook payload URL in GitHub. See Using Webhooks for a full tutorial.

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Example Configuration

# In project config.toml
[webhooks.my-github]
type = "github"
credential = "MyOrg"

# In agents/<name>/config.toml
[[webhooks]]
source = "my-github"
repos = ["acme/app"]
events = ["issues"]
actions = ["labeled"]
labels = ["agent"]