Case Study: Freeze Webhook Assumptions in Fixtures Before an Agent Writes Handlers
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You should freeze webhook assumptions in versioned fixtures before any agent is allowed to generate handler code. Agents fill gaps with plausible headers, status codes, and secret names that your runtime never promised. A small contract gate turns that failure mode into a merge blocker you can run…
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- 2026-09-06 21:33 · DEV Community — AI
Case Study: Freeze Webhook Assumptions in Fixtures Before an Agent Writes Handlers