Tofu helps several developers share one webhook flow
A r/SideProject user posted about a tool called Tofu. The post says services like Stripe and GitHub send webhooks to only one endpoint, which made local testing hard for more than one developer. Tofu gives one stable webhook URL, forwards events to multiple environments, and lets users inspect and replay past requests. The maker is currently looking for beta testers.
Key points
- Tofu is built around one stable webhook URL.
- It can forward events to several developers or environments at the same time, according to the post.
- It lets users inspect requests and replay old events.
- It can forward to localhost, staging, or another target environment.
- Its CLI is written in Rust and works on macOS, Linux, and Windows.
Quick term guide
- r/SideProject
- A Reddit forum where people share small personal products and projects.
- SideProject
- A small personal project built outside a main job or company product.
- tool call
- One time an AI agent uses a tool, such as search, calculation, or file reading.
- beta testers
- People who try an app before its official release and report what works or doesn't
- integrations
- Connections that let one app work with another app or service.
- integration
- The work of connecting one tool or service into another product.
- reliability
- How consistently a tool works without failing or behaving unexpectedly.
- developers
- Developers are people who build software, apps, or websites.