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Why does an agent need its own email inbox?
The question which determines whether AgentMail lives or dies.
The question which determines whether AgentMail lives or dies.
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Bye Bye Gmail
at some point the connective tissue around agents that depends on gmail today will likely disappear because ppl will naturally give entities like schools, service providers, & stores their agents email address instead of a gmail address. if agentic commerce works, that will be automatic because the agent will simply fill in its email to complete the purchase.View quoted post on X
the idea of connecting your gmail/google calendar to derive value from a personal agent will be a thing of the past.
Every AgentMail inbox has a calendar.
Your agent can book meetings, answer invitations and more!
Know when something starts, ends, or gets rescheduled.
No cron. No polling.
Your agent can book meetings, answer invitations and more!
Know when something starts, ends, or gets rescheduled.
No cron. No polling.
Your agent can now get its email events without a server.
Polling webhooks are live on AgentMail, built with @SvixHQ.
The agent fetches new events whenever it runs.
Built for agents in sandboxes, serverless functions, cron jobs, or on a laptop.
Polling webhooks are live on AgentMail, built with @SvixHQ.
The agent fetches new events whenever it runs.
Built for agents in sandboxes, serverless functions, cron jobs, or on a laptop.
Cron can’t skip the 25th, or push one Thursday run to Friday, unless you go edit the script.
Recurring events for agents handle that. Write the rule once, exclude dates, edit a single run, and the ID stays put when you do.
A webhook fires each time one starts. (Docs in comments)
Recurring events for agents handle that. Write the rule once, exclude dates, edit a single run, and the ID stays put when you do.
A webhook fires each time one starts. (Docs in comments)
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