ENABLE_DEV_INBOX=1:
ANY http://localhost:3000/inbox/<any-path>— captures the request into a 100-entry in-memory ring buffer; request bodies over 1 MiB return413 payload_too_large, and stored/displayed bodies are truncated after 64 KiBGET /inbox— live-updating viewer (polls every 1s, pretty-prints JSON bodies)GET /api/inbox— same data as JSON; supports?slug=foo&since=<id>. Requires an API key or dashboard session.DELETE /api/inbox— clear the buffer. Requires an API key or dashboard session.
/inbox/<slug> capture endpoint is unauthenticated by design so it can receive webhooks, but reading or clearing the captured buffer requires operator auth.
Credential headers on a captured request — Cookie, Authorization, API-key and token headers — are stored as [redacted]. The inbox shares the dashboard’s origin, so a browser landing on it would otherwise leave the operator’s session cookie in the buffer.
Use it as your webhook target while developing, instead of webhook.site. State is in-memory only — it resets when the server restarts. Do not expose it in production.