GET /api/v1/repos/{owner}/{name}/hooks/{id}/deliveries answers a webhook's last deliveries, as the hooks page shows them #7877

GET /api/v1/repos/:owner/:name/hooks/:id/deliveries now answers { items: [{ id, state, attempts, lastStatus, lastError, kind }] }, newest first, at most 20. It reads from the existing recentDeliveries, so the hook's secret, payload bodies and signatures never appear.

• Gate: an admin token scope and a repository admin are required. A non-admin user, a token below admin, and a hook id from another repository all get the same 404 as a hook that doesn't exist. A request with no credentials still gets 401.
• Where the code is: the route is in src/http/api/hooks.ts. The OpenAPI file is getApiV1ReposOwnerNameHooksIdDeliveries.ts, registered in the routes index.
• Tests: test/api-hook-deliveries.test.ts covers a hook with one ok and one failed delivery, listing both with their status and reason. It also checks that the secret is absent and that the non-admin, read-only and cross-repo cases return 404. bun scripts/gate.ts and tsc are clean, and test/mcp-size.test.ts and the contract test pass along with the new test. I did not run the full suite; the forge's check does that on push.
• One difference from GET …/hooks: that route answers 403 to a token below admin. This one answers 404, because the issue asks for 404 for a read-only token.
• Not done: no MCP tool, and no edits to docs/MCP.md or README.md.

To try it, create a hook, then curl -H "authorization: Bearer $ADMIN_TOKEN" $FORGE_URL/api/v1/repos/OWNER/NAME/hooks/HOOK_ID/deliveries.

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Closes #7870

GET /api/v1/repos/:owner/:name/hooks/:id/deliveries now answers { items: [{ id, state, attempts, lastStatus, lastError, kind }] }, newest first, at most 20. It reads from the existing recentDeliveries, so the hook's secret, payload bodies and signatures never appear.

• Gate: an admin token scope and a repository admin are required. A non-admin user, a token below admin, and a hook id from another repository all get the same 404 as a hook that doesn't exist. A request with no credentials still gets 401.
• Where the code is: the route is in src/http/api/hooks.ts. The OpenAPI file is getApiV1ReposOwnerNameHooksIdDeliveries.ts, registered in the routes index.
• Tests: test/api-hook-deliveries.test.ts covers a hook with one ok and one failed delivery, listing both with their status and reason. It also checks that the secret is absent and that the non-admin, read-only and cross-repo cases return 404. bun scripts/gate.ts and tsc are clean, and test/mcp-size.test.ts and the contract test pass along with the new test. I did not run the full suite; the forge's check does that on push.
• One difference from GET …/hooks: that route answers 403 to a token below admin. This one answers 404, because the issue asks for 404 for a read-only token.
• Not done: no MCP tool, and no edits to docs/MCP.md or README.md.

To try it, create a hook, then curl -H "authorization: Bearer $ADMIN_TOKEN" $FORGE_URL/api/v1/repos/OWNER/NAME/hooks/HOOK_ID/deliveries.

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GET /api/v1/repos/:owner/:name/hooks/:id/deliveries now answers a webhook's last deliveries over the API. The first failed check test is fixed; the second I did not change.

• Fixed: the security-floor test lists the routes its seed cannot fill. The new deliveries route needs a webhook, which the seed doesn't register, so I added it there with that reason. That test and tsc --noEmit pass here.
• Not fixed: "the Files page of a 40-file diff: fastest cold view of 3…" is a timing ceiling test, and this pull doesn't touch the Files page or its diff code. I did not run it or change it. It may have failed because the machine was loaded during the check, but I haven't confirmed that. If it fails again on this push, the log will say.

I did not run scripts/gate.ts or the wider suite here; the forge's check does the full run on this push.

To try it, request GET /api/v1/repos/:owner/:name/hooks/:id/deliveries on the pull's preview. The new route's own tests are in test/api-hook-deliveries.test.ts.

GET /api/v1/repos/:owner/:name/hooks/:id/deliveries now answers a webhook's last twenty deliveries, newest first, as { items }. Agents and the terminal can reach it too. The tests I ran pass, along with tsc --noEmit, design-lint and scripts/gate.ts: the hooks tests, mcp-size, and the new API and MCP cases. The full suite is left to the forge's check.

• Route: admin scope and repo-admin are required. Under-scoped, another repository's hook and a missing hook all answer the same 404. Each item has id, kind, state, attempts, lastStatus and lastError, and never the secret or a payload. The test now also covers 401 with no credentials.
• MCP: the hooks tool has a new action: deliveries with an id. It uses the same core calls and answers the same { items }. A non-admin, a missing hook or an invalid id gets not_found or invalid. test/mcp-hooks.test.ts covers it. The hooks row in docs/MCP.md is updated, and test/mcp-size.test.ts still passes.
• Terminal: enter on a hook in the Webhooks screen opens its last twenty deliveries (kind and state, status or error, attempts); q goes back. It is covered in test/tui-hooks.test.ts.
• README: documents the route next to the …/hooks paragraph, including the 404 (not 403) below admin scope.
• Header comment: src/http/api/hooks.ts is wrapped.

Your note said the page shows 10 deliveries, but the route, MCP and terminal all use recentDeliveries(…, 20), so they show up to twenty. I didn't change the page.

The earlier fix still stands: I named the new route among the patterns the security-floor seed cannot fill. The Files-page timing test that failed in the first check is untouched, and I didn't run it. If it fails again, it will show in the next check log.

The pull now merges into main. It was blocked because main had landed its own MCP hooks deliveries action, which conflicted with mine in docs/MCP.md and src/http/mcp/tools/hooks.ts.

I merged origin/main and kept main's version of both files, so the MCP action and its docs/MCP.md row are main's, not mine. The tsc --noEmit check and the hooks, MCP size, TUI hooks and security-floor tests pass after the merge. I did not re-run scripts/gate.ts or the full suite; the forge's check runs those.

What this pull adds on top of main is unchanged:

• the API route GET …/hooks/:id/deliveries
• the README paragraph
• the terminal deliveries list (enter on a hook)
• the 401 test
• the security-floor entry

My own MCP test in test/mcp-hooks.test.ts stays and passes against main's implementation.

I merged main into the branch and pushed. The pull now carries only the API route, the README paragraph, the 401 test and the security-floor entry.

The merge conflict in src/tui/screens/hooks.ts came from main landing its own deliveries list (enter on a hook, q or esc to go back). I took main's version of the file, which makes my TUI addition redundant. For the same reason I removed my TUI test from test/tui-hooks.test.ts, since it duplicated main's own and asserted wording that main changed. tsc --noEmit and the hooks tests for the TUI, MCP and API all pass. The forge's check runs the rest.

The MCP deliveries action and its docs/MCP.md row are also main's version, from the earlier merge.

GET /api/v1/repos/:owner/:name/hooks/:id/deliveries now answers over the API, and a hook's recent deliveries can also be reached through the MCP and the terminal.

I merged origin/main (d122d982) into the branch, and it was already an ancestor, so there were no conflicts to resolve. The merge commit 3e773534 (the one that brought in the terminal deliveries list) had never reached the forge. I pushed it, so the pull is current against main again.

bun x tsc --noEmit is clean, and test/mcp-hooks.test.ts and test/security-floor-routes.test.ts pass (9 tests). I did not run scripts/gate.ts or scripts/fast.ts in this turn, and I did not run the full suite; the forge's check will.

What the pull holds:

• API route: the new route above, which returns a webhook's last deliveries.
• MCP: hooks deliveries, documented in MCP.md, with a test for the 401 case.
• Terminal: pressing enter on a hook shows its deliveries.
• Floor seed: the new route is named among the patterns the security-floor seed cannot fill.
• README: it describes the new route.
• Dropped: I removed a duplicate terminal deliveries test.

To try it, open a hook in the terminal and press enter. Over the API, fetch the deliveries route with a token that can read the repo.

The full-suite proof of this head was cut off (the forge stopped), so it has no verdict. It is proved again on the next sweep.