Name: AgentMail
Rating: 5.0 (3 reviews)

AgentMail gives every AI agent its own email inbox. Your agent sends, receives, threads, and replies to emails on its own. No shared mailboxes, no OAuth per inbox, no human in the loop. Real-time webhooks and websockets. Semantic search across inboxes. Built-in email parsing and attachment extraction. Developers, startups, and enterprises are already deploying email agents with AgentMail. Free to start.

It gives AI agents their own programmable inboxes instantly, eliminating complex OAuth and shared mailbox headaches. What more do you need?

Adding a visual dashboard to easily monitor and debug agent email threads, or to view attachment extraction logs, would be great.

I looked at hacking together Amazon SES, SendGrid, and the Gmail API. They all felt like a constant battle. Legacy providers require complex OAuth flows, have restrictive rate limits, and aren’t built for programmatic inbox creation. AgentMail is actually API-first, giving my agents native threading, webhooks, and attachments without the friction.

Thanks Deb! Appreciate the feedback

Every business our agent spins up needs its own inbox to talk to customers, and almost every email tool out there is built for a human clicking around a UI. AgentMail is built for agents from the ground up: a clean programmatic inbox per business, with inbound triage and outbound our agent can drive entirely on its own. It dropped straight into our stack instead of us bending a human email client into doing something it was never designed for.

The most efficient solution we found to give our agents real email inboxes. One API call, proper threading, no OAuth nightmare. The team clearly lived the problem before building the fix. If your agents need to send and receive emails, this is it.

AgentMail

Email Inboxes for AI Agents

Email Inboxes for AI Agents

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