Let an agent set up your webhook pipeline — from a terminal, without the console
slashbin-cli is a thin client over the same console API the web UI calls, so an AI agent acting on your behalf can create a data stream, publish a transform, read the delivery log and replay an event without a human ever opening a browser tab. It is built for two audiences at once: engineers who would rather stay in a terminal, and agents that need a scriptable surface with a stable way to sign in.
Install and sign in
The default is a browser flow — you never paste a key. The CLI prints an authorization URL and a pairing code, and waits for you to approve it. Check that the code in your browser matches the one in your terminal.
$ npm install -g slashbin-cli $ slashbin login Opening browser to authorize this CLI... https://console.slashbin.io/cli-auth?session=8f3c1a2e-... Pairing code: AMBER-BEACON Confirm this matches the code shown in your browser.
Full install and authentication instructions — profiles, API keys, and the non-interactive path for CI — live in the CLI documentation.
The console operations, as commands
Webhook debugging
slashbin logs is the delivery log without the browser — what arrived, what you sent, and what came back.
Replay
slashbin replay re-delivers a stored webhook, so recovering from an outage is a command in a script rather than a series of clicks.
Retry
Inspect what failed and re-drive it from the terminal, on the same backoff and dead-letter rules the console shows you.
Transform
slashbin transform gets, tests and publishes a mapping from a script — the part an agent iterates on.
Some command groups are generated from the console's published contract and move with it, so this page does not reproduce them. slashbin --help is the authoritative list.
Install it, sign in from your browser, and hand your agent the terminal.