Klaus Ai Webhooks

generated: '2026-07-19'
method: searched
source: https://klausai.com/faq/
type: Webhooks
asyncapi_published: false
asyncapi_note: >-
  Klaus publishes no AsyncAPI document. No /asyncapi.yaml, event catalog, or streaming specification was found
  on klausai.com, usebits.com, or any GitHub organization. Nothing was fabricated to fill the gap.
description: >-
  Klaus's event surface is inbound: instance webhooks let external services trigger a hosted agent over
  authenticated HTTP, and integration webhooks forward incoming events (notably AgentMail email) into the
  agent. Klaus does not document an outbound event catalogue with typed payloads.
direction: inbound
webhooks:
- name: instance-webhook
  direction: inbound
  description: >-
    Send an authenticated HTTP request to your hosted Klaus agent to trigger it from any external service.
  configured_at: Klaus dashboard, Integrations page
  provisioning: Creating the webhook returns a URL and a token.
  authentication: Bearer token issued with the webhook URL
  payload_schema: null
  source: https://klausai.com/faq/
- name: agentmail-inbound-email
  direction: inbound
  description: >-
    Enable webhooks on the AgentMail integration to forward incoming email to the agent so Klaus can
    auto-respond.
  configured_at: Klaus dashboard, AgentMail integration card
  payload_schema: null
  upstream_provider: AgentMail
  source: https://klausai.com/faq/
scheduled_triggers:
- name: scheduled-tasks
  description: >-
    Cron jobs created on the Scheduled Tasks page run a prompt on a schedule and deliver the result to a chosen
    channel (Slack, Telegram, and others). Time-based rather than event-based, but it is the other way a Klaus
    agent is invoked without a human in the chat.
  configurable:
  - prompt
  - model
  - schedule
  - delivery channel
  source: https://klausai.com/faq/
outbound_delivery_channels:
- slack
- telegram
- whatsapp
- imessage
- discord
- email (AgentMail)