GitHub webhook tester

Debug GitHub webhooks with payload history and replay.

Inspect GitHub webhook payloads, test handler behavior, replay deliveries, and forward events to local or staging environments.

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  • 200POST/webhooks/slack61ms
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Problem

Why GitHub webhook handlers are hard to verify

  1. Push, pull request, issue, and workflow events all have different payload shapes.

  2. A handler bug may only appear for a specific branch, repository, or event action.

  3. Re-triggering the exact same repository event can be slow or impossible.

  4. Local development often requires switching between tunnels, GitHub delivery logs, and app logs.

Workflow

How WebhookScout helps with GitHub events

  1. Point a GitHub webhook destination at a WebhookScout endpoint.

  2. Capture push, pull request, issue, release, or workflow-related events in real time.

  3. Inspect headers and payload fields before writing or changing handler code.

  4. Replay exact requests into localhost or staging while verifying fixes.

  5. Share request history with teammates when debugging integration failures.

Included

What ships with this workflow.

Event payload history
Replay exact GitHub deliveries
Forward to localhost
Team-visible debugging context
Provider-aware inspection
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