OneLifeVibe

Guides

Working code for the jobs developers do with OneLifeVibe: verify webhooks, read the event log, handle limits, connect an assistant.

Each guide is one task on one stack, with code that runs as shown and the platform facts it depends on.

• Verify OneLifeVibe webhooks in Node.jsCheck the HMAC-SHA256 signature and timestamp of a OneLifeVibe webhook in Node.js and Express.
• Verify OneLifeVibe webhooks in PythonCheck the HMAC-SHA256 signature and timestamp of a OneLifeVibe webhook in Python and Flask.
• Verify OneLifeVibe webhooks in PHPCheck the HMAC-SHA256 signature and timestamp of a OneLifeVibe webhook in plain PHP.
• Verify OneLifeVibe webhooks in RubyCheck the HMAC-SHA256 signature and timestamp of a OneLifeVibe webhook in Ruby, Rack or Sinatra.
• Verify OneLifeVibe webhooks in Cloudflare Workers, Deno or BunCheck a OneLifeVibe webhook signature with WebCrypto, in any runtime that has crypto.subtle.
• Poll the OneLifeVibe event log with a cursor in Node.jsRead every Platform API event once, page by page, and resume from a saved cursor in Node.js.
• Poll the OneLifeVibe event log with a cursor in PythonRead every Platform API event once, page by page, and resume from a saved cursor in Python.
• Handle OneLifeVibe rate limits and retries in Node.jsCall the Platform API with Retry-After, jittered backoff and a clear stop on errors a retry cannot fix.
• Call the OneLifeVibe free MCP connector with curlTalk to the no-sign-in MCP server at /mcp/free from a terminal: handshake, list tools, call one.
• Add the OneLifeVibe free connector to Claude CodeRegister the OneLifeVibe free tools MCP server in Claude Code with one command.
• Add the OneLifeVibe free connector to VS CodeConfigure the OneLifeVibe free tools MCP server in Visual Studio Code with .vscode/mcp.json.
• Add the OneLifeVibe free connector to CursorConfigure the OneLifeVibe free tools MCP server in Cursor with mcp.json.