Tern FAQs

Question 1

What happens to failed webhook events with Tern?

Accepted Answer

Tern features a `manage_dlq` tool for a dead-letter queue (DLQ). This allows you to list, inspect, and replay failed webhook events, ensuring reliability and preventing data loss for critical event processing.

Question 2

What is Tern and how does it integrate with Claude Code?

Accepted Answer

Tern is an MCP server designed for Claude Code, enabling developers to seamlessly integrate verified webhook handlers, debug signatures, and manage failed events directly within their Claude Code development environment.

Question 3

How does Tern help generate webhook handlers?

Accepted Answer

Tern's `add_webhook` tool allows you to generate complete, verified webhook handler code for a wide range of platforms and frameworks, ensuring correct and secure implementation without manual setup.

Question 4

Can Tern assist with debugging webhook issues?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Tern includes a `verify_signature` tool that lets you verify and debug webhook signatures for both static payloads and live endpoints, helping you diagnose and resolve common webhook integration problems.

Question 5

What webhook platforms does Tern support?

Accepted Answer

Tern offers extensive support for over 16 popular webhook platforms, including Stripe, GitHub, Shopify, Clerk, GitLab, Sentry, and many more, with detailed technical specifications for each.

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