Problem
An always-available WordPress agent needs WordPress to acknowledge and durably queue signed chat webhooks while its coding runtime may be offline. wp-coding-agents currently owns outbound CLI channel registration and Kimaki runtime setup, but has no provider-neutral inbound event contract.
Contract
- Generate a WordPress ingress/queue component with signed-adapter extension points.
- Deduplicate, lease, acknowledge, and retry normalized events durably.
- Return webhook acknowledgements before runtime provisioning.
- Emit a generic runtime-requested hook; know nothing about hosting providers, SecEx, WP Cloud, A8C, Automattic, or product agents.
- Provide an argv-safe runtime connector that delivers claimed events through stock Kimaki behavior.
- Keep signatures, authorization headers, and reusable credentials out of queue records and diagnostics.
AI assistance
GPT-5.6 Sol in OpenCode was used to inspect the current bridge and external-runtime contracts and draft this issue. Chris Huber is directing and reviewing the work.
Problem
An always-available WordPress agent needs WordPress to acknowledge and durably queue signed chat webhooks while its coding runtime may be offline. wp-coding-agents currently owns outbound CLI channel registration and Kimaki runtime setup, but has no provider-neutral inbound event contract.
Contract
AI assistance
GPT-5.6 Sol in OpenCode was used to inspect the current bridge and external-runtime contracts and draft this issue. Chris Huber is directing and reviewing the work.