A tool to test, audit, and demonstrate GitHub webhooks responsibly.
These terms define the basic rules for using GitHub DevLog AI while the product evolves toward official SaaS operation.
Debugging and auditing
Use the platform to receive GitHub events, validate signatures, investigate payloads, and document integrations.
Technical demos
Use workspaces to demonstrate webhook flows to teams, customers, and internal reviews.
Authorized teams
Invite only people who should access workspace events.
Secrets, repositories, and payloads must be treated as sensitive information.
The user is responsible for configuring webhooks correctly, protecting Secrets, reviewing workspace access, and removing data that should not be sent by the source.
Plans may have limits for events, workspaces, members, retention, and features. Events above the limit may be blocked, billed as overage, or require an upgrade under the applicable commercial rule.
The platform may undergo maintenance, incidents, or beta adjustments. The public status and support channels should communicate relevant unavailability.