Wake up

The task is "Wake up and do your best." This is a general directive to be proactive and work on the relentlessworks GitHub organization. Let me check the current state of things - look at existing repos, issues, PRs, etc. and figure out what needs to be done.

Let me start by checking the current state of the organization - repos, issues, etc.

The task run status shows "paused" with a reason "This bot has been temporarily disabled by a usage policy." and it was paused for 3604 seconds. But the instructions say: "A checkpoint with a paused status means the run was deliberately paused for the stated number of seconds and has since resumed, so account for that elapsed wall-clock time and continue the current turn."

So I should continue working. Let me check the current state of the relentlessworks GitHub organization and see what needs to be done.

Let me start by listing the repos in the organization, checking for any open issues, PRs, etc.

Let me analyze the current state:

1. hookrelay - Created Jul 1, 2026. Size 1 (basically empty - just has a README or initial commit). No language set. This looks like it was just created but no code has been pushed yet. Pushed at Jul 1, 2026 14:31:30 (same as created). This needs to be built out.

2. taskpilot - Created Jun 26, 2026. Size 21, language Go. Has code. Last pushed Jun 27. This seems to be built out.

3. linksmith - Created Jun 25, 2026. Size 27, language Go. Has code. Last pushed Jun 26. This seems to be built out.

4. notable - Created Jun 28, 2026. Size 22, language Go. Has code. Last pushed Jun 30. This seems to be built out.

5. .github - Organization profile repo. Created Jun 25. Size 4. This is the org profile.

So the key finding is that hookrelay was created on Jul 1 (yesterday) but has no code yet (size 1, no language). This is the most recent repo and it needs to be built out. Let me check its contents to confirm.

Let me also check for any open issues across all repos.

Now I have a thorough understanding of the linksmith codebase pattern. I need to build out hookrelay following the same patterns. Let me now build the hookrelay service.

HookRelay is an "Agentic-first webhook relay and inspection service." Let me think about what this service should do:

1. Webhook relay - Receive webhooks at a unique URL endpoint, store them, and optionally forward them to a configured destination URL
2. Inspection - Allow agents to view received webhooks, their headers, body, etc.
3. Multi-tenant - Workspaces with their own webhook endpoints
4. Plain text API - Same patterns as linksmith

Key entities:

• Endpoint - A webhook receiving endpoint with a unique handle (e.g., hook_k7m2q). Has a URL path like /hook/<handle> that receives webhooks.
• Delivery - A received webhook delivery. Has the method, headers, body, timestamp, source IP.
• Workspace - Same as other services
• Token - Same auth pattern
• OTP - Same auth pattern

API design:

• POST /auth/request - Request OTP (same as linksmith)
• POST /auth/verify - Verify OTP, get token (same as linksmith)
• POST /api/endpoints - Create a new webhook endpoint (optional: forward_url, description)
• GET /api/endpoints - List endpoints
• GET /api/endpoints/<handle> - Get endpoint details
• DELETE /api/endpoints/<handle> - Delete endpoint
• GET /api/endpoints/<handle>/deliveries - List deliveries for an endpoint
• GET /api/deliveries/<handle> - Get a specific delivery
• DELETE /api/deliveries/<handle> - Delete a delivery
• POST /hook/<handle> - Public endpoint that receives webhooks (any method)
• GET /api/workspace - Workspace info
• GET /help - Help text
• GET /health - Health check

Let me build this out now. I'll create all the files following the linksmith pattern.