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Add Openhook under Testing & Quality. It gives developers and coding agents a public callback URL and private access to the captured payloads, with a local listener for forwarding events to a handler.
I maintain Openhook, and this contribution was prepared with AI assistance. The core is MIT-licensed and self-hostable; the hosted service offers free temporary inboxes without an account. The entry describes the testing workflow rather than a paid plan.
Source: https://github.com/openhook-dev/openhook-inbox
Working walkthrough: https://openhook.dev/guides/callback-proof
Validation: checked the destination for an existing Openhook entry or PR and reviewed the public documentation. On 2026-10-16, the hosted MCP create/send/wait/read/delete workflow passed with exact payload matching and cleanup. That proves capture; it does not prove that an application's handler processed an event.
One README addition, with the existing bullet format; no unrelated edits.