Add-On
One repo, both roles —
build A→B→C pipelines across orgs
Chainlink lets a single repository act as both a Provider and a Consumer simultaneously — enabling true multi-hop event chaining, fan-out orchestration, and compliance-gated pipelines.
Starting at
$22 / repo / month + usage
Requires Zekt Core
What Zekt Chainlink gives you
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Dual-Role Repos
Provider and Consumer in the same repo
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Dual-Role Repos
A Chainlink-enabled repo can subscribe to upstream events AND
re-publish enriched events downstream — both at the same time.
- A→B→C pipelines become native to Zekt
- The intermediate node (B) is a normal Zekt repo with Chainlink enabled
- No custom webhook infrastructure needed at any hop
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Event Enrichment
Modify payloads as they pass through
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Event Enrichment
Intermediate Chainlink nodes can add or reduct data to the payload before forwarding downstream - all using Zekt Action.
- Append environment info or other rich meta-data.
- Filter fields before forwarding (reduce blast radius)
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Fan-Out Orchestration
One event triggers N downstream consumers
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Fan-Out Orchestration
A single upstream event can fan out to any number of downstream consumers
through the intermediate Chainlink node.
Topology is managed in the Zekt Directory.
- One platform event → all product team deployments
- Centralized compliance gate → distributed approval triggers
- Fan-out count limited only by your plan's concurrency tier
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Compliance Gating
Insert human-approval checkpoints in the chain
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Compliance Gating
A Chainlink node can hold an event pending approval before dispatching
downstream — building compliance checkpoints into the pipeline.
- Security team approval before prod deploy fires
- Finance sign-off before cost-impacting workflows trigger
- Approval gates are GitHub native — use environment protection rules
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Topology Visualization
See the full upstream/downstream blast radius
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Topology Visualization
The Zekt Dashboard shows the complete chain graph:
who feeds this repo and who depends on it.
Understand the impact of changes before making them.
- Upstream dependencies: what triggers this node?
- Downstream blast radius: what breaks if this node fails?
- Chain depth and branching factor at a glance
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Process Automation
Automate complex multi-org processes - using Zekt & GitHub
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Process Automation
Use Zekt Chainlink to shape advanced, long-linked chains (even multi-org) to automate business processes.
With chainlink enabled you can:
- Form 1-to-1, 1-to-many, A-to-B-to-C-to-X chains
- Form closed loop processes — where validation comes back to the originating source!
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When to use Zekt Chainlink
- check_circle Platform-as-a-Service patterns: a central platform team orchestrates N product teams, each of which orchestrates their own downstream consumers.
- check_circle Event enrichment pipelines: add cost codes, approval gates, or environment context at an intermediate step — without touching the original provider.
- check_circle Compliance-gated deployments: a downstream production deploy fires only after a security team approval event passes through the intermediate node.
- check_circle Chainlink is the most advanced add-on — recommended only when multi-hop is a verified architectural requirement.
Combinations
extension Works well with
- Core + Chainlink — Multi-hop pipelines with no analytics overhead.
- Core + Analytics + Chainlink — Recommended: full pipeline visibility and replay at every hop.
- Core + Shield + Chainlink — Encrypted multi-hop. Each Chainlink node routes ciphertext. Time Travel disabled on encrypted legs.
- Core + Analytics + Shield + Chainlink — Maximum stack. Shield/Time Travel constraint applies per connection.
- Zekt Action — Intermediate nodes use Zekt Action to enrich and re-attach payloads before forwarding downstream.
info Constraints to know
- No hard incompatibilities with Chainlink itself.
- Chainlink legs that are Shield-encrypted inherit the Shield + Time Travel incompatibility on those connections.