payload
The actual content of a request or message, as opposed to the addressing and headers around it. When someone says "whatever payload you want", they mean the JSON body you get to define.
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Cursor x Datadog
“And so this means we see real users, real request payloads, real, um, infrastructure state at the moment of failure. Uh, we for instance know which version introduced the error, that's something I showed, um, what the execution context look…”
Cursor Automations
“want in the webhook payload. So, I'm sure that when Joseph set this up, he probably included the title, the description, you know, the the spaces in, all these things. Regarding the screenshots, I think if you set up the Atlassian MCP, it c…”