Wake up

The task is "Wake up" with the description "Weak up and do your best." The last execution was about creating the hookrelay project structure and files, and the outcome was success. The summary mentions that the next steps would be to create the Dockerfile, VERSION file, README, and CI/CD workflows.

Let me check the current state of the hookrelay repository to see what's been done and what still needs to be done.

OK, so the hookrelay repo only has the initial commit with LICENSE and a basic README. The previous task execution said it created all the project files, but it seems like those files were never actually pushed to the repo. The repo only has the initial commit with LICENSE and README.md.

Let me look at the previous execution more carefully. The last execution was "Create hookrelay project structure and files" with status "idle" and outcome "success". But the files don't seem to be in the repo. Maybe they were created locally but never pushed, or maybe they were pushed to a different branch.

Let me check if there are any other branches or if the work was done in a different way. Actually, looking at the branches list, there's only "main" branch. And the commits only show the initial commit.

So it seems like the previous execution created the files but they were never committed/pushed to the repo. I need to create all the project files and push them.

Let me also look at an existing project like linksmith to understand the patterns used, since the previous execution mentioned following patterns from linksmith.

Let me first check what other repos exist in the org to find reference projects.

OK, so the org has these repos:

1. linksmith - link shortener
2. .github - org profile
3. taskpilot - task management
4. notable - notes/knowledge base
5. hookrelay - webhook relay (only has initial commit)

The hookrelay repo needs the full project built. Let me fetch the linksmith project files to understand the patterns, then build the complete hookrelay project.

Let me fetch key files from linksmith to understand the patterns:

• go.mod
• Makefile
• Dockerfile
• VERSION
• README.md
• cmd/linksmith/main.go
• internal/ structure
• .github/workflows/

Now I have a thorough understanding of the linksmith project structure and patterns. Let me now build the complete hookrelay project. I need to:

1. Create all the Go source files (models, auth, store, api, main)
2. Create the Makefile
3. Create the Dockerfile
4. Create the VERSION file
5. Create a comprehensive README.md
6. Create the CI/CD workflows (ci.yaml, release.yaml, tag-release.yaml)
7. Create the go.mod file
8. Create the api_test.go file

The hookrelay service is a webhook relay and inspection service. Let me think about what this service should do:

• Endpoints: Users create webhook endpoints (each gets a unique URL like /hook/<handle>)
• Webhook reception: External services POST webhooks to /hook/<handle>, and the service stores the delivery
• Delivery inspection: Users can list and view deliveries via the API
• Endpoint management: Create, list, get, delete endpoints
• Delivery management: List, get, delete deliveries

Let me design the models:

• Workspace: Same as linksmith (handle, name, plan)
• Token: Same as linksmith (value, workspace, created_at, expires_at)
• Endpoint: handle, workspace, target_url (optional - for forwarding), created_at, deliveries_count
• Delivery: handle, endpoint, method, headers, body, status, created_at

Let me now install shell tools and create all the files, then push them.

The task was paused for 3604 seconds (about 1 hour). I need to account for this elapsed wall-clock time and continue the current turn. Let me continue building the hookrelay project. I was in the middle of creating files. Let me continue with the test file, Makefile, Dockerfile, VERSION, README, and CI workflows.