HookWatch vs Raindrop

Each endpoint gets a HookWatch URL that receives and forwards webhooks, recording status, provider, response code, latency, and attempt count for every delivery.

Re-send an exact captured payload after a fix, with manual replay and retry policies instead of recreating the event by hand.

Failed deliveries are categorized by reason — signature mismatch, timeout, 5xx, rate limit — so you know what broke without grepping logs.

Recurring failures group into a single incident routed to Slack or a webhook, so a flaky endpoint shows up as one problem.

See every message, tool call and decision in a run, with inputs, outputs and durations, so you can pinpoint where a run broke down.

Recurring failures are grouped into issues with severity, affected users, last-seen time and a confidence score, instead of scattered alerts.

An agent investigates issues and automates follow-up across Slack, the web app and MCP, so debugging happens where your team already works.

Run scenarios against a change on a pull request and compare results with real traffic to catch regressions before merge.