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Operate
What this is
The Event Feed is the fastest place to confirm whether Hookshot™ saw an incoming event and how Proteges responded to it.
When to use it
Use Event Feed when:
You are testing a new Protege
You suspect a trigger is not firing
You need to know whether Hookshot saw the event at all
What you need first
A connected integration or schedule
A Protege expected to respond to an event
Steps
1. Look for the event
Event Feed with a first event
Find the incoming task you expected from the provider.
The feed can include external app events, scheduled activity, and run-related entries. Start by confirming the source, timestamp, and any linked Protege.
2. Check the Protege status
You may see:
ran
running
dispatching
skipped
unevaluated
3. Use the status as a next action
If you see ran, move to Audit to inspect the actual run result.
If you see running, the Protege is executing. Wait for it to finish and then refresh.
If you see dispatching, give the workflow a moment and then recheck.
If you see skipped, review whether the Protege should have acted on that event.
If you see unevaluated, review whether the event path and setup are complete.
4. Open related runs
When a feed item has a related run, use it to jump into Audit. Event Feed tells you whether Hookshot saw and routed the signal; Audit tells you what happened during execution.
If you see ran, it means Hookshot executed the Protege. Do Audit next to inspect the result.
If you see skipped, it means Hookshot saw the event but chose not to run the Protege. Do review trigger setup and Protege logic next.
How to verify
You’re done when...
The expected event appears
The expected Protege is associated with it
You understand which next step belongs to the status you see
Any related run can be opened in Audit
Common failures
No event appears at all
The wrong Protege is associated with the event
The same event path is too noisy
A user jumps to Audit before confirming the event arrived
A scheduled workflow is checked before the schedule has actually fired
