Webhook Admin

Webhook Admin sends your webhooks with signing, retries, static IPs and failure alerts, and shows every endpoint, delivery and failure across your services in one place. Its MCP server lets your agent run it: set up organizations, projects and API keys, register customers and their endpoints, and look into failed deliveries and send them again. What you can do with it - Create organizations and projects (each with production and test environments), and invite members - Create, list and revoke the API keys your sending servers use - Register customers (the companies or users that receive your webhooks), their endpoints and the event types you send - Pause or resume an endpoint, or change its retry policy and delivery order - List messages and failed deliveries, retry one delivery, or resend every failed delivery for an endpoint - Send a test message to an endpoint, and create customer portal links - Set up sources that receive webhooks from services such as Stripe or GitHub, and reprocess rejected requests - Set up failure alerts to Slack, Teams, Chatwork, email or a webhook - Check this month's usage, quota and plan, and start a plan change How it connects - A hosted server at https://api.webhookadmin.com/mcp - You sign in in the browser the same way as the dashboard (email, GitHub, Google, passkey or SSO) and click Allow. Connected apps in your account settings lets you revoke it. - You need a Webhook Admin account first: sign up at app.webhookadmin.com - The maker's docs cover Claude Code, Claude Desktop and Cursor Good to know - What your agent can do follows your role in the organization: viewers can only read, and most changes need developer, admin or owner. - Revoking an API key needs an explicit confirmation, and a plan change is confirmed in the dashboard. - For CI and scheduled jobs, the maker recommends its API or SDKs with an API key rather than MCP. - There's a free plan. Static IPs and the customer portal come with paid plans.

• “Resend all the failed deliveries for our CRM endpoint”

  1. list_endpoints
  2. recover_endpoint
  3. get_recovery
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• “Which deliveries failed today?”

  1. list_failed_deliveries
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