DeveloperMCPComing soon

Webhooks

Trigger and receive HTTP callbacks for custom integrations.

Trigger and receive HTTP callbacks for custom integrations. This integration is on the roadmap — UI may appear as Coming Soon until your tenant is enabled. Use this guide to understand capabilities, setup, and how Webhooks fits into AKOBOT MCP workflows.

In this article

What this integration does in AKOBOT
Key capabilities and supported workflows
Setup and configuration steps
Operational notes and related links

Audience — Operators, developers, and team leads connecting Webhooks to AKOBOT agents and automations.

Overview

Webhooks is a MCP integration in the Developer category. It extends AKOBOT agents with real-world actions while keeping access scoped to your organization.

Quick access

Configure this integration from the Tool-Kit dashboard or share this page with teammates who need setup guidance.

Capabilities

Receive inbound events via webhooks or API callbacks.
Trigger downstream automations from agent decisions.
Integrate custom backends through MCP-style tooling.
Expose MCP-compatible resources to approved agents.
Govern schema changes through your internal change-control process.

Common use cases

Automate repetitive developer tasks with Webhooks.
Combine with AKOBOT agents for natural-language control.
Audit usage and access from the Tool-Kit dashboard.

Setup

1Open the Tool-Kit and locate Webhooks.
2Review availability — this integration may be marked Coming Soon in your tenant.
3Follow the in-product prompts to authorize or configure the connector.
4Validate the integration from an agent or automation test run.
5Assign the tool to agents that should invoke it during conversations.

Coming soon

This connector may appear as Coming Soon in the Tool-Kit until your workspace is provisioned. You can still review this documentation to plan rollout.

Configuration reference

Field	Value
Integration type	MCP
Category	Developer
Authentication	Varies by deployment
Availability	Coming soon
Dashboard path	/dashboard/tool-usecase

Operational notes

MCP connectors should be versioned internally. Document owners, secrets rotation, and escalation paths outside of this product guide.