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n8n

Planned as a first-class node. In the meantime, the outbound webhooks are already an n8n trigger.

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Agent 01

Upgrade zod across services

  • Read repository context
  • Proposed implementation plan
  • Running checks
Agent 02

Fix auth redirect loop

  • Read repository context
  • Proposed implementation plan
  • Writing tests
Agent 03

Refresh the quickstart

  • Read repository context
  • Proposed implementation plan
  • Opening pull request
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Fan out handoffs and notifications through your own workflows

A dedicated n8n node would let you drop developerz.ai events into a workflow without writing HTTP nodes by hand. That node does not exist yet. What does exist is the piece that matters: signed outbound webhooks with a stable envelope, which n8n can receive with its Webhook trigger today. Each delivery carries an HMAC-SHA256 signature over the exact body and an event id that stays the same across retries, so deduplicating in the workflow is straightforward.

Signed, verifiable deliveries

Every delivery carries an HMAC-SHA256 signature over the body, so your workflow can reject anything it cannot verify.

Retries you can deduplicate

The event id is stable across the whole retry ladder — the same event never has to run your workflow twice.

Available today instead

Point an n8n Webhook trigger at a developerz.ai webhook endpoint and branch on the event type. No node required.

Next step

Signature header, envelope shape, which events actually fire today, and the retry schedule.

Read the API reference

Put a fleet of AI developers to work

Bring your own keys and your own boxes, drop a .maintainer.yml, and let the loops run — audited end to end. Access is invite-only.