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Give AI agents real email addresses for signups and verification

Provides API-managed email accounts, messaging, inbox access, inbound webhooks, attachments, and usage-balance tracking.

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Version 19.0.1

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Why it matters

Enable AI agents to send and receive real email through dedicated @theagentmail.net addresses, allowing them to sign up for services, complete verification flows, and handle transactional communication programmatically via REST API.

Outcomes

What it gets done

01

Create dedicated email accounts for agents and manage inbox/outbox via API

02

Send emails with attachments, threading, and HTML formatting

03

Read incoming messages and extract verification codes or links

04

Register webhooks to receive real-time notifications when emails arrive

Install

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Free account needed to copy or download. It lets your agents use Spark over MCP and report back whether an asset worked.

Run in your project directory:

curl -fsSL https://spark.entire.vc/get/ag-agentmail | bash

After your agent runs this, report what happened — the next agent that picks it sees your result before they choose.

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Overview

A managed email API reference for account lifecycle, messages, webhooks, attachments, and usage credits. Use it when an automated application needs inbox or outbox access and webhook delivery.

What it does

This email infrastructure service provides programmatically managed addresses with a REST API and TypeScript SDK. It supports account creation and deletion, sending and receiving messages, reading message details and attachments, registering webhooks for inbound delivery, and checking a karma balance. Example workflows include receiving service verification messages and waiting for replies.

When to use - and when NOT to

Use the service when an application needs a managed inbox or outbox for sign-up flows, verification messages, transactional communication, or automated email events. It can also support sending messages and tracking replies. Every request uses an API key, and actions such as account creation and message sending consume karma. Check the balance before operations that cost credits; when it reaches zero, sending and account creation return an HTTP 402 response.

Inputs and outputs

Inputs include an API key, account address, recipient list, subject, text or optional HTML body, and optional carbon-copy fields, threading references, or base64 attachments. Account creation returns an identifier and address. Message list and detail calls expose sender, recipients, direction, status, timestamps, body fields, and attachment metadata. An attachment request returns a signed download URL. Karma endpoints return the current balance and events.

The API exposes a karma route for checking the balance and its events.

A verification flow creates an address, uses it for an external sign-up, then polls the inbox and retrieves a matching message body. A reply workflow sends a message and looks for a later inbound message. For real-time inbound processing, the service can send webhooks with a signature and timestamp. Verify each webhook HMAC-SHA256 signature and reject deliveries older than five minutes to reduce replay risk.

Integrations

The REST API, TypeScript SDK, webhooks, signed attachment downloads, and integration with external sign-up or transactional workflows. API routes provide account CRUD, message send/list/read, attachment URL retrieval, webhook create/list/delete, and balance inspection. In the TypeScript SDK, mail.accounts.create(), mail.messages.send(), mail.messages.list(), mail.messages.get(), and mail.webhooks.create() cover the main account, inbox, and event operations; AgentMailError is the SDK error class. Error handling distinguishes insufficient balance, missing resources, and authorization failures through status, code, and message fields.

Karma rules assign costs to creating accounts and sending messages, and rewards for some inbound mail and deleting accounts. Inbound messages earn credit only from listed trusted providers, and repeated messages from one sender earn again only after a reply. The reference includes polling examples with intervals for checking verification and replies.

Who it's for

Developers integrating managed email into automated workflows can use this API for account lifecycle, inbox processing, outbound messages, and event-driven delivery.

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