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Add walkthrough: webhook event identity and restart-safe retries - #59
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Submitting an independent, runnable walkthrough for the weekly links, following the contribution route in the README.
Walkthrough:Webhook-to-CRM reliability boundary
The reader can send the same synthetic event through two local Python processes and inspect the SQLite ledger to see why a successful redelivery, a changed-payload conflict, and an exhausted retry need different decisions. The walkthrough also explains explicit replay and the audit trail.
The scope is deliberately narrow: CRM responses are simulated, no outbound CRM call is made, and the preview API does not provide cross-request durability. The linked architecture and production-gap notes explain why a real integration would need short transactions, a queue/outbox and remote-side idempotency.
This is my independent work, created with AI assistance, and is submitted transparently for editorial consideration. It is not a client case study or a production reliability claim. No service advertisement is included in the suggested review.
Thank you for considering it. If repository-based walkthroughs are outside the newsletter's format, I understand.