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WorkflowsGet a workflow's webhook address and secret

Get a workflow's webhook address and secret

For a workflow of the app whose trigger is webhook().

GET/v1/apps/{appId}/workflows/{workflowId}/webhook

The secret is created on first read. A POST to the address starts a run when the workflow is active: signed (Standard Webhooks) or with the secret as a bearer token, JSON body of the declared inputs, 64 KB at most; it answers 202 with the run’s id, or 400 if an input is missing or wrong.

Requires the workflows:write scope. Operation workflows.webhook.get. MCP tool workflows_webhook_get. CLI: grid82 workflows webhook get (npx grid82).

Path parameters

NameTypeRequiredDescription
appIdstringyes
workflowIdstringyes

Response

application/json

Success

dataobjectrequired

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