# Webhook Automation Guide

KEY CONTEXT:
Practical patterns for using Synapse webhooks to automate workflows. Covers logging, summarization, external tool integration, sync to note-taking apps, and monitoring. Events: memory.created, memory.updated, memory.deleted, memory.verified, memory.unverified, task.updated, chat.message_sent.

Webhook Automation Guide
Practical patterns for automating workflows with Synapse webhooks.
Pattern 1: Memory Log
Log every new memory to a file or external service.
Setup
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Explanation
The handler listens for  events and logs each new memory's key and a content preview to a file. This is useful for auditing, debugging, or creating a secondary backup of important memories.
Pattern 2: Memory Summary
Summarize new memories using an LLM and store the summary.
Setup
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Explanation
This pattern captures both  and  events, sends the content to an LLM for summarization, and stores the result. Useful for maintaining a condensed knowledge base.
Pattern 3: Sync to Note-Taking App
Forward new memories to Notion, Obsidian, or similar tools.
Setup
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Explanation
This pattern forwards each new memory to a Notion database, preserving the key as the title, content as a text property, and category as a select field. Adapt the API call for Obsidian, Logseq, or other tools.
Pattern 4: Monitoring & Alerting
Get notified when memories are deleted or when tasks fail.
Setup
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Explanation
This pattern monitors for  and  events. When a memory is deleted or a task fails, it triggers an alert. Useful for monitoring and ensuring data integrity.
Pattern 5: Chat Message Relay
Forward chat messages to an external system for logging or analysis.
Setup
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Explanation
This pattern listens for  events and forwards them to an external logging or analysis system. Useful for conversation analytics, compliance logging, or integration with CRM systems.