Aglet

Investigate webhook test and live routing

Investigation should show the first point where an event’s intended environment diverged from its observed route or resource. Build matching test and live fixtures, crossed endpoint cases, and an unknown marker. Keep endpoint configuration, credential selection, and payload metadata as distinct hypotheses.

Build a useful investigation brief

  1. Build crossed environment fixtures

    Create matching test, matching live, test-to-live, live-to-test, missing-marker, and rejected-credential cases with safe resource identifiers. Record expected receiver and effect before running each fixture. Repeat each case by deployment environment and receiver revision.

  2. Trace selection to outcome

    Capture configured environment, endpoint origin, receiver revision, verification label, event source, resource marker, route, response, and downstream disposition. Compare working and crossed cases to identify the first divergence without exposing secret values.

  3. Change one routing input

    Vary one endpoint, environment setting, trusted source marker, receiver revision, or verification context. Compare route and effect while keeping resources synthetic. If event origin is not independently observable, record that limitation rather than treating a label as proof.

What to carry forward

The brief is ready when crossed fixtures reproduce the first environment divergence and show whether a resource effect occurred. Recommend the smallest safe routing or containment step. Leave origin and credential questions unresolved when controlled evidence cannot distinguish them.

Technical background: OpenAI documentation.

Keep the decision with the work.

Use a Work Item in Aglet to record the problem, the evidence you have, and the next decision. Add an owner and priority, then keep updates in the discussion so the next person can follow the reasoning.

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