Event Triggers on Garudust
Garudust has introduced an event trigger system that allows external systems to initiate tasks through HTTP POST requests. The system is designed to handle various event sources, such as emails and webhooks, and processes them asynchronously. Security measures, including HMAC-SHA256 signature verification, ensure that only authorized requests are processed.
- ▪Garudust's agent core uses a single base primitive called agent.run(task) for processing tasks triggered by external systems.
- ▪The webhook adapter allows Garudust to receive and respond to HTTP POST requests, enabling integration with various event sources.
- ▪Security features include HMAC-SHA256 signature verification to authenticate inbound requests and prevent unauthorized access.
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