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MailPilot - Email Your Agents

MailPilot - Email Your Agents

Be anywhere while AI coding agents stay at your desk to work

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Stop babysitting AI coding agents at your computer. MailPilot swaps chats for email, letting you voice type replies from anywhere. But we ain't stoppin' there. The rest of the stack, we are coming for too! Freedom to go anywhere while your agents work and check-in over email, while you do what you want. Coolest feature: CC a coworker on the thread to let them chat with your local session instantly. Go do what matters.
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I built MailPilot because I was tired of being tethered to my desk while agents did their thing. You don't have to watch them. Why do I need to sit there? Can't I just get up, and ... like do it remotely? MailPilot lets you walk away. It wraps your existing CLI tools (Claude, Gemini, GitHub Copilot, etc.) and sends you a crisp email when the agent has something to say. You email back. Work continues, but you're out having fun, spending time with the moments that matter, not tied to your desk! You reply from your phone—from a coffee shop, a walk, or your couch—and your answer is piped back into the local process. Key Features: 📱 True Async Work: Move the conversation from your terminal to your inbox. ⚡ Works with Everything: wrappers for Claude, Gemini, Codex, Copilot, and OpenCode included. 🤝 Instant Multiplayer: This is the accidental killer feature. Want a second opinion? Just CC a teammate on the email thread. Their reply gets piped into your local agent session instantly. 🎨 It's just a TUI, and it's just Email: The underlying tech is already what you know. Email? Easy. You got this. A CLI from your terminal that you run along with your agent? You're there.