Hookify

Hookify connects your Claude Code projects with GitHub webhooks and local endpoints so you can route events into model-driven workflows. It reads webhook payloads, validates signatures, maps event types to handlers, and forwards JSON to configured Claude Code routes. You can add retry rules, filter by branch or file paths, and log incoming events to a local file or remote sink.

Installation instructions and source are on GitHub: https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code. The tool runs as a small HTTP service, watches a config file for changes, and exposes a simple UI endpoint that lists recent events and delivery status. It supports HMAC secrets, custom headers, and TLS for public endpoints.

Operational features include a test event sender, delivery retries with backoff, and a plugin script hook that transforms payloads before forwarding. The service records request/response pairs, checks for common webhook errors, and can mute noisy event types so your Claude Code routes only receive relevant data.

Use Hookify when you want incoming GitHub activity to trigger model flows without opening cloud portals. For example, it receives PR comments locally, filters for “/rerun” commands, transforms the payload, and sends a compact request to a Claude Code route — saving time and avoiding manual copy-paste between GitHub and your development tools.