hookdeck/agent-skills

outpost

Sets up and configures Hookdeck Outpost for outbound event delivery to customer endpoints.

First seen Feb 22, 2026

Installation

$ npx skills add hookdeck/agent-skills --skill outpost

Summary

  • Sets up and configures Hookdeck Outpost for outbound event delivery to customer endpoints.
  • Use when sending webhooks to customers, building webhook delivery infrastructure, managing tenants and destinations with supported types (webhooks, Hookdeck Event Gateway, AWS SQS/Kinesis/S3, Azure Service Bus, GCP Pub/Sub, RabbitMQ, Kafka), or aligning topics and publishes.
  • EventBridge support is tracked in GitHub issues.

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Repository health

Stars 5
License LICENSE
Default branch main
Open issues 4
Status Active

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Package contents

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  • skill md SKILL.md 7,250 B
  • docs SUMMARY.md 430 B

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SKILL.md

Hookdeck Outpost

Outbound event delivery: publish platform events to tenants’ destinations (webhooks, queues, cloud buses—see supported destinations). Open source on GitHub; managed on Hookdeck Cloud or self-hosted.

Single source of truth: Use Hookdeck Outpost documentation for concepts, API, quickstarts, and UI guidance. This skill links there and adds agent workflow notes under references/.

Documentation index for agents

Quickstarts (smallest path first)

Use the official managed-Outpost walkthroughs before opening full-stack examples in this repo:

| | | |--|--| | curl (HTTP only) | Hookdeck Outpost curl quickstart | | TypeScript | TypeScript quickstart | | Python | Python quickstart | | Go | Go quickstart |

Compact link list: [references/outpost-quickstarts.md](references/outpost-quickstarts.md).

Test webhook destination URLs (README and docs)

When you need a throwaway HTTPS URL for a webhook destination (quickstarts, curl examples, “verify delivery”):

  • Prefer Hookdeck Console — create a Source, copy its URL (e.g. https://hkdk.events/…), and inspect or replay deliveries in one place. This is the Hookdeck-native default for agents and humans.

Fast path for agents

  1. Start with [references/outpost-scope.md](references/outpost-scope.md) to pick Quick path vs New minimal app vs Existing app.
  2. If scope is ambiguous, default to the smallest quickstart-shaped artifact.
  3. Fetch only the language quickstart you need (curl, TypeScript, Python, Go).
  4. Use [references/outpost-verify.md](references/outpost-verify.md) before finishing.
  5. Open full-stack examples only when the task clearly requires BFF/UI integration patterns.

Scope and verification (agent workflow)

Dashboard-style guidance (no {{PLACEHOLDERS}} — those stay dashboard-only):

  • [references/outpost-scope.md](references/outpost-scope.md) — three-path ladder, default-to-smallest, language vs architecture, topic reconciliation, SDK vs OpenAPI / BFF pointers with links to Building your own UI anchors.
  • [references/outpost-verify.md](references/outpost-verify.md) — trimmed “before you stop” checklist.

BFF / wire JSON: Authentication · Wire JSON, SDK responses, and your UI

Supported destination types

Available: Webhooks (HTTP), Hookdeck Event Gateway, AWS SQS, AWS Kinesis, AWS S3, Azure Service Bus, GCP Pub/Sub, RabbitMQ (AMQP), Kafka

Planned: AWS EventBridge

Deployment and API pointers

Full-stack reference examples (advanced)

Use only when the task needs realistic BFF + dashboard patterns—not for “smallest example” (use Quickstarts and llms.txt first).

Integration maps (read before opening trees):

  • Next.js: [references/nextjs-saas-integration-map.md](references/nextjs-saas-integration-map.md)
  • FastAPI: [references/fastapi-saas-integration-map.md](references/fastapi-saas-integration-map.md)

Treat examples as references, not copy-paste scaffolds. Prefer the user’s codebase and use maps for Outpost-specific behavior (server-only admin key, tenant mapping, BFF routes, domain publish).

Example Stack Location
SaaS (Next.js) App Router + @hookdeck/outpost-sdk + dashboard UI [examples/nextjs-saas/](examples/nextjs-saas/) — [README](examples/nextjs-saas/README.md)
SaaS (FastAPI + React) FastAPI BFF (httpx → Outpost) + template UI [examples/fastapi-saas/](examples/fastapi-saas/) — [README](examples/fastapi-saas/README.md)

Dependency and version pins live in the example manifests (package.json, pyproject.toml).

How to use the examples: Read the integration maps and README overviews first; open other files only when they match the user’s task.

Tests: npm test in nextjs-saas (Vitest); pytest testoutpostwire.py in fastapi-saas/backend via ./scripts/test-examples.sh outpost. Next.js example uses npm.

Future skills

Destination-specific skills (outpost-webhooks, outpost-sqs, …) may be added as documentation matures.

Related skills

  • hookdeck — skill router for Hookdeck products
  • event-gateway — Hookdeck Event Gateway (inbound webhooks)