Food so good, your pet might actually stop judging you. For a second.
Paws and Tails is a pretend pet subscription service with a real purpose: showing how a third-party app nudges Paws and Tails using anemone-server-js — PATCHing contact deltas from your UI, then accepting verified webhooks when the network purrs back.
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The integration tail (SDK bits)
Outward (PATCH to Paws and Tails)
When a pet parent saves contact info, we only send the diffs, using AnemoneClient with method PATCH and your configured path.
Webhooks (HMAC, inbound)
Paws and Tails nudges us on contact.changed; we verify signature, then map the event to our SQLite user with a small callback you can read like plain English.
Outcomes (HTTP status + body)
Paws and Tails answers with processed, pending, or not-linked vibes — surfaced right next to your form so humans don’t have to read JSON for breakfast.