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🌐 External References

  • Go net/http package:
    https://pkg.go.dev/net/http

  • Graphviz (Mermaid for diagrams):
    https://mermaid.js.org/

  • Webhook Security Best Practices:
    https://developer.github.com/webhooks/securing/

  • Prometheus (Monitoring):
    https://prometheus.io/

  • Grafana (Visualization):
    https://grafana.com/

📖 Glossary

Term Definition
Webhook An HTTP-based callback triggered by an event in an external system, sent to the Client.
Taskflow A blueprint defining a sequence of tasks to be executed when an event is processed.
Event A unit of data received via a webhook or another input trigger, representing something that happened.
Client The lightweight agent that receives events and forwards them to the MFO server.
Server (MFO) The MindFlight Orchestrator that executes workflows and coordinates tasks.
Provider External services (APIs, databases, etc.) that the system interacts with to complete tasks.
Handler A function that processes incoming HTTP requests (like a webhook handler).
Job An individual unit of work created and tracked by the MFO server based on a taskflow.
Dependency A task that must be completed before another task can start.
Retry Logic The mechanism for re-attempting a failed event forwarding or task.
HMAC Hash-based Message Authentication Code, used to verify webhook payload integrity and authenticity.
YAML Config Configuration file in YAML format that defines Client settings (like webhook path and server URL).
Stateless A design where no data is stored between requests; every event is handled independently.
Scaling The process of adding more instances of the Client to handle more load or different tasks.
Logging Capturing and storing runtime information for monitoring, debugging, and auditing purposes.

By using these references and definitions, you’ll gain a clear understanding of the Client MindFlight AI ecosystem and be equipped to dive deeper into advanced integrations.