7 Tools for Webhooks & Automation

Subscribe to WordPress events, manage webhook endpoints, test deliveries, and review delivery logs — all through your AI agent.

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What You Can Do

The Webhooks toolset lets your AI set up event-driven automation for WordPress. Create webhook subscriptions that fire when posts are published, pages are updated, or any other WordPress event occurs. Monitor delivery status, review logs, test endpoints, and manage the full webhook lifecycle.

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Key Tools

Tool	Description
wp_create_webhook	Create a new webhook subscription for a specific WordPress event.
wp_list_webhooks	List all active webhook subscriptions with their targets and events.
wp_list_webhook_events	Show all available WordPress events you can subscribe to.
wp_test_webhook	Send a test payload to a webhook endpoint to verify it works.
wp_list_webhook_logs	Review delivery logs — see which webhooks fired, response codes, and timing.
wp_delete_webhook	Remove a webhook subscription when it’s no longer needed.

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Example Workflow

"Set up a webhook that notifies my Slack channel 
whenever a new post is published."

→ wp_list_webhook_events() → find "post.published" event
→ wp_create_webhook(event="post.published", url="https://hooks.slack.com/...")
→ wp_test_webhook(id) → verify delivery
→ Automated notifications live.

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Event-Driven Architecture

Webhooks turn WordPress into an event source for your automation stack. Connect to Zapier, Make, n8n, or custom endpoints. Every webhook delivery is logged with response codes and timing, so your AI can monitor reliability and diagnose failures without you checking manually.

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