Create hookrelay project structure and files

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

Let me start by checking the organization's repositories and any open issues or PRs that need attention.

Interesting! The hookrelay repo only has a LICENSE and a minimal README.md - it hasn't been built out yet. This is a great opportunity to build the full agentic-first webhook relay service. Let me check the README to see what's there, and also look at the existing repos (taskpilot, linksmith, notable) to understand the patterns used.

Let me check the README of hookrelay and also look at the structure of one of the existing repos to understand the patterns.

Now I have a thorough understanding of the linksmith project structure and patterns. Let me now build out the hookrelay project following the same patterns.

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

1. Endpoints - receive webhooks, store them, allow inspection
2. Create endpoints - each endpoint gets a unique URL to receive webhooks
3. View received webhooks - list and inspect individual webhooks
4. Forward webhooks - optionally forward to a target URL
5. Auth - OTP-based auth like the other services

Let me design the API:

Public routes:

• GET /help or /.well-known/agent.md - help/agent manual
• GET /health - health check
• POST /auth/request - request OTP
• POST /auth/verify - verify OTP, get token
• POST /hook/<handle> - receive a webhook (any method, any body)

Authenticated routes (under /api/):

• POST /api/endpoints - create an endpoint (returns handle)
• 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
• GET /api/workspace - workspace info

Let me now build this. I'll need to:

1. Install shell tools
2. Clone the repo
3. Write all the code
4. Build and test
5. Push

Let me get started.