Urgent WhatsApp API Pipeline Fix
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
Everything for my WhatsApp bot is already online—the site is hosted, the HTML front end is live, and the code sits in a public GitHub repo—but the deployment pipeline is tripping over an API-key based authentication error. All I need is a sharp pair of eyes to jump in, trace the fault, and patch it fast.
Here’s the situation:
• The GitHub Actions workflow builds and deploys without complaints, yet every call to the WhatsApp API fails at the auth layer.
• Environment variables for the API key are present on the server, but the header never seems to reach the endpoint.
• I have two hours before a live demo, so speed and confidence with web hosting consoles, Git, and WhatsApp Cloud API conventions are a must.
What I expect by the end of the two-hour sprint:
• The authentication handshake passes cleanly with the existing API key.
• Any hard-coded or mis-mapped variables are corrected and committed to GitHub.
• A quick proof—sending and receiving a test message—to confirm the fix.
• A short note explaining what was changed so I can replicate it later.
You’ll have full repository access the moment you accept, plus SSH or cPanel credentials to the host. Let’s get this pipeline green again right away.
Here’s the situation:
• The GitHub Actions workflow builds and deploys without complaints, yet every call to the WhatsApp API fails at the auth layer.
• Environment variables for the API key are present on the server, but the header never seems to reach the endpoint.
• I have two hours before a live demo, so speed and confidence with web hosting consoles, Git, and WhatsApp Cloud API conventions are a must.
What I expect by the end of the two-hour sprint:
• The authentication handshake passes cleanly with the existing API key.
• Any hard-coded or mis-mapped variables are corrected and committed to GitHub.
• A quick proof—sending and receiving a test message—to confirm the fix.
• A short note explaining what was changed so I can replicate it later.
You’ll have full repository access the moment you accept, plus SSH or cPanel credentials to the host. Let’s get this pipeline green again right away.