CLI & MCP

Waymaker connections

Manage connections from the Waymaker CLI. Create, list, test, and configure connections to external services including API key integrations, webhooks, and MCP servers.

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Last updated: March 8, 2026

Overview

Manage connections from the Waymaker CLI. Create, list, test, and configure connections to external services including API key integrations, webhooks, and MCP servers.

For the complete reference with all parameters and options, see the Command Reference.

Usage

waymaker connections <subcommand> [options]

Subcommands

SubcommandDescription
servicesList supported services
listList all connections
createCreate a new connection
getGet connection details
updateUpdate connection settings
deleteDelete a connection
testTest connection validity

Webhook Subcommands

SubcommandDescription
webhook createCreate an incoming webhook connection
webhook getGet webhook details including the URL
webhook mapMap incoming fields to table columns
webhook testSend a test event
webhook regenRegenerate webhook token (invalidates old URL)

Quick Examples

Create a Stripe Connection

waymaker connections create \
  --service stripe \
  --name "Stripe Production" \
  --api-key sk_live_your_key_here

Create an Incoming Webhook

waymaker connections webhook create \
  --title "Contact Form" \
  --workspace <workspace-id>

Returns the webhook URL to paste into your external service.

Test a Connection

waymaker connections test <connection-id>

Enable MCP for AI Chat Access

waymaker connections update <connection-id> --mcp-enabled

Security Notes

  • API keys are encrypted at rest
  • Keys are never displayed after creation
  • Use test keys during development
  • Rotate keys periodically

Getting API Keys

Stripe

  1. Log in to Stripe Dashboard
  2. Go to Developers > API Keys
  3. Copy the Secret key (starts with sk_live_ or sk_test_)

HubSpot

  1. Log in to HubSpot
  2. Go to Settings > Integrations > Private Apps
  3. Create a new Private App
  4. Copy the Access token

Notion

  1. Log in to Notion
  2. Go to Settings > Integrations
  3. Create a new Internal Integration
  4. Copy the Internal Integration Token (starts with secret_)

Full Reference

See the Command Reference for complete parameter tables, JSON output formats, and MCP tool equivalents for all connection commands.