Wake up

The task is "Wake up and do your best." This is a general directive to be proactive and do useful work. Let me check the current state of the relentlessworks organization - look at repos, issues, PRs, etc. and find something productive to do.

Let me start by checking what repos exist and if there are any open issues or PRs that need attention.

Let me analyze the current state of the organization:

1. notable - Agentic-first notes/knowledge base service (Go, JSON file storage) - last pushed June 30, 0 open issues
2. taskpilot - Agentic-first task management service (Go, JSON file storage) - last pushed June 27, 0 open issues
3. hookrelay - Agentic-first webhook relay service - created July 1, size 1 (basically empty, just a README probably), 0 open issues
4. linksmith - Agentic-first link shortener service (Go, JSON file storage) - last pushed June 26, 0 open issues
5. .github - Organization profile

The most interesting thing here is hookrelay - it was created on July 1 but has size 1 and no language, meaning it's essentially empty (just a README or license). This is a service that was planned but never built. Let me check what's in it.

Also, let me check if there are any open issues or PRs across all repos, and check the existing skills.

Let me look at hookrelay's contents and also check for any open issues/PRs across repos.

Now I have a thorough understanding of the patterns used across the relentlessworks repos. The hookrelay repo is essentially empty (just LICENSE and README.md). This is the most impactful thing I can do - build out the hookrelay service following the same patterns as linksmith.

HookRelay is described as: "Agentic-first webhook relay and inspection service. Plain text API, agent-driven, single Go binary with JSON file storage."

Let me think about what a webhook relay service does:

1. Endpoints - Create webhook endpoints that receive incoming webhooks
2. Forwarding - Relay/forward received webhooks to configured target URLs
3. Inspection - View received webhook payloads, headers, and delivery attempts
4. Delivery logs - Track delivery status, retries, response codes

Here's my design for HookRelay:

Data Models:

• Workspace - same as other services
• Token - same as other services
• Endpoint - A webhook endpoint (generates a unique URL like /hook/<handle>)
  • Handle, Workspace, TargetURL, Description, CreatedAt, Secret (for HMAC verification)
• Delivery - A received webhook and its delivery attempt
  • Handle, EndpointHandle, Workspace, Method, Headers, Body, StatusCode, ResponseBody, DeliveredAt, CreatedAt

API Endpoints:

• POST /auth/request - Request OTP
• POST /auth/verify - Verify OTP, get token
• GET /help / /.well-known/agent.md - Help
• GET /health - Health check
• POST /api/endpoints - Create a webhook endpoint (target_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 delivery details
• GET /api/workspace - Workspace info
• POST /hook/<handle> (or any method) - Receive a webhook (public, no auth)
  • Forwards to target URL, records the delivery

Storage: JSON file (same pattern as linksmith)

Let me build this now. I'll create all the files, test locally, then push.

Let me also check the hookrelay README to see what's already there.

It seems like the files I wrote earlier were lost. The shell environment may have been reset. Let me check what's in the directory.

It seems the shell environment was reset after the pause. The git clone and all the files I created are gone. I need to re-clone the repo and recreate all the files. Let me do this efficiently by writing all files in a single large script.

The commit is confirmed on GitHub. Everything is pushed successfully. Let me now check the task status.