retell-webhooks
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Audited by Gen Agent Trust Hub on Jul 24, 2026
Risk Level: SAFE
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- [EXTERNAL_DOWNLOADS]: The example configuration files (
package.json,requirements.txt) list dependency versions that are significantly higher than currently released stable versions (e.g., Next.js ^16.2.11, TypeScript ^7.0.2, FastAPI 0.139.2). Users implementing these examples should use the current stable versions from official registries. - [EXTERNAL_DOWNLOADS]: Includes instructions to use
npx hookdeck-clifor local development. This is an official utility provided by the vendor (Hookdeck) to facilitate webhook testing and tunnel creation. - [PROMPT_INJECTION]: The webhook handlers in the provided examples ingest untrusted data from external request bodies, creating a potential surface for indirect prompt injection. However, the examples limit operations to logging and basic conditional logic, posing no significant risk to the agent or host system.
- Ingestion points:
POST /webhooks/retellendpoint in all example implementations. - Boundary markers: Not present in the example code.
- Capability inventory: The examples only perform console logging and status code responses based on the event type. No dynamic execution or sensitive data access is performed using the payload content.
- Sanitization: The input is parsed as JSON, but individual field values are used directly in logs without further sanitization.
- [COMMAND_EXECUTION]: Documentation provides standard commands for environment setup and application execution (e.g.,
npm install,pip install,uvicorn,npm run dev). These are routine for the development workflows described. - [DATA_EXFILTRATION]: The skill uses environment variables for sensitive API keys. It correctly demonstrates best practices by advising the use of
.envfiles and providing.env.exampletemplates to prevent accidental exposure of credentials.
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