Triggers and Automation

What’s New

Triggers and Webhooks Tasks can now run automatically in response to external events. Create a webhook endpoint that runs a task whenever an outside service calls it, map the incoming payload to your task inputs, and secure it with HMAC or bearer token authentication. Connect GitHub, Stripe, Slack, or any service that can send an HTTP request. See Triggers and Runs.

Rightbrain CLI v2 A rebuilt command-line interface for working with Rightbrain from your terminal. Log in with OAuth, initialize a project, run tasks with file and image inputs, list available models, and generate typed task runners for use in your code.

Project-Wide Run History A new view lists every task run across a project in one place, with filtering by task and by success or failure. Run visibility settings are respected throughout, so people see the runs they are permitted to see while always seeing their own. See Observability.

Improvements

  • Task shares are now taggable, and you can list every share across a project
  • Clone a shared task directly from the CLI
  • Model lists can be filtered so you only see models that fit your task’s requirements

Webhook triggers turn a task into an endpoint that other systems can call, so a new pull request, a payment event, or a form submission can kick off a task run without any manual step.