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[codex] Link TypeScript webhook deployment - #36

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Summary

  • Link the canonical coven-github docs to the TypeScript coven-github-webhook deployment bundle.
  • Explain that the TypeScript bundle uses this repo's GitHub App manifest and headless contract.
  • Point self-hosters to the webhook repo's example policy and connection guide.

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  • cargo test --workspace --locked
  • git diff --check

Signed-off-by: Val Alexander <bunsthedev@gmail.com>
Copilot AI review requested due to automatic review settings July 6, 2026 13:45
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Pull request overview

Updates the canonical coven-github documentation to point readers to the separate TypeScript webhook deployment bundle repo, and explains how it relates to this repository’s GitHub App manifest + headless execution contract for self-hosting/hosted setups.

Changes:

  • Adds OpenCoven/coven-github-webhook to the README component list and “Related” section.
  • Adds cross-repo guidance in README.md, HOSTED.md, and docs/self-hosting.md to direct operators to the TypeScript entrypoint and its policy/connection docs.
  • Clarifies (at a high level) that the TypeScript bundle relies on this repo’s GitHub App manifest and headless contract.

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File Description
README.md Links the TypeScript webhook deployment bundle and adds a short self-hosting pointer + related-link entry.
HOSTED.md Notes that the lightweight TypeScript webhook deployment bundle lives in a separate repository and describes its relationship to hosted flow.
docs/self-hosting.md Adds an upfront pointer for operators who prefer the TypeScript deployment bundle over the Rust service entrypoint.

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Comment thread README.md
| `crates/worker` | this repo | Task runner: spawns coven-code, streams progress, posts Check Runs |
| `crates/github` | this repo | GitHub API client: installations, Check Runs, PRs, comments |
| `crates/config` | this repo | Familiar config, installation registry, model routing |
| `coven-github-webhook` | [OpenCoven/coven-github-webhook](https://github.com/OpenCoven/coven-github-webhook) | TypeScript deployment bundle for the hosted/self-hostable webhook entrypoint |
Comment thread README.md
Comment on lines +150 to +153
For a lightweight TypeScript deployment entrypoint that follows this app
contract, use
[`OpenCoven/coven-github-webhook`](https://github.com/OpenCoven/coven-github-webhook)
with its `config/example-policy.json` and connection guide.
Comment thread docs/self-hosting.md
Comment on lines +8 to +10
after completing the GitHub App registration steps below. Its connection guide
uses this repo's manifest and maps installation/repository IDs into
`config/example-policy.json`.
Comment thread HOSTED.md
Comment on lines +11 to +12
It uses this repo's GitHub App manifest and headless contract, then maps
installation/repository IDs to familiar routes through a local JSON policy.
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