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jetemail webhooks covers everything under /webhooks. Authentication uses your api_… key. 
webhooks
├── list | get <uuid> | create | update | delete <uuid>
├── query              POST /webhooks/query
└── replay             POST /webhooks/replay

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list / get

jetemail webhooks list
jetemail webhooks get <uuid>

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create

jetemail webhooks create \
  --name "prod" \
  --url https://api.example.com/hook \
  --event outbound.delivered \
  --event outbound.bounced \
  --status 1
FlagDescription
--name <str>Display name.
--url <url>Endpoint to POST events to.
--event <type>Event type to subscribe to (e.g. outbound.delivered, inbound.received). Repeatable.
--status <0|1>0 disabled, 1 enabled.
--filter-user <user>Restrict to a specific SMTP user. Repeatable.
--filter-domain <domain>Restrict to a specific domain. Repeatable.
--body-json / --field k=vSee Body escape hatches.
See Webhook events for the complete event-type list.

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update

jetemail webhooks update \
  --uuid <uuid> \
  --status 0
Same flags as create, plus --uuid <uuid> to select the webhook.

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delete

jetemail webhooks delete <uuid>

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query

Search the webhook event history. Mirrors POST /webhooks/query. 
jetemail webhooks query \
  --event-type outbound.bounced \
  --date-from 1715126400 \
  --limit 100
FlagDescription
--uuid <uuid>Restrict to one webhook.
--event-id <id>Single event.
--event-type <type>Filter by type.
--source-uid <uid>Filter by underlying message UID.
--status <state>delivered, failed, pending.
--date-from <epoch>Lower bound (Unix seconds).
--date-to <epoch>Upper bound.
--limit <n> / --offset <n>Pagination.
--body-json <src>Raw body override.

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replay

Re-fire a past event to its webhook endpoint(s). 
jetemail webhooks replay --event-id <event-id>
jetemail webhooks replay --source-uid <message-uid>
jetemail webhooks replay --uuid <webhook-uuid>      # replay every event for one subscription
FlagDescription
--event-id <id>Replay one specific event.
--source-uid <uid>Replay every event tied to a message UID.
--uuid <webhook>Replay events for one webhook subscription.
--body-json <src>Raw body override.

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Local development

To test a handler on your dev machine, expose it on a public URL with ngrok (or any HTTP tunnel) and register that URL with jetemail webhooks create --url <public-url>. You’ll get real-time delivery identical to production, signature headers included.