Its own address
Each agent gets an address of its own, apart from your team's mailboxes. All it can read is mail sent to that address.
Agent Lab Channel SDK · Agent Email
Give your AI agent a dedicated email address. It can receive customer and supplier emails, reply in the same thread, and keep a record of each exchange.
Create a free Agent Lab workspace. For email setup, custom domains, or volume pricing, talk to us.
> Anything in the support inbox I should look at today?
12 came in. I've answered 9 — six order questions and three address changes — each in its original thread.
3 need you: two refunds and one partnership invitation. I put a summary at the top of each.
> Reply to the partnership one: next Tuesday afternoon works
Done — replied in the same thread and noted the time.
Why an agent needs its own inbox
A lot of work still runs on email: customers answer order confirmations, suppliers send quotes, partners reply with meeting times.
To let an AI agent handle that today, you either lend it one person's Gmail access or use a sending service that can't receive. The first gives it far too much and breaks when that person leaves; the second sends fine, but the replies land where no one is looking.
Three things
Each agent gets an address of its own, apart from your team's mailboxes. All it can read is mail sent to that address.
Your agent hears about new mail; its reply joins the original thread, so the customer sees an ordinary conversation.
What came in, what went out and when: all of it can be looked up, so a person can take over at any point.
Good first jobs
Mail with steady content and clear rules is the easiest to hand to an agent first.
Sort the mail, answer the common questions, pass the hard ones to a person.
Customers reply to a confirmation to change a time or address; the agent checks and answers.
Quotes, delivery dates, reconciliations: the agent gathers the details before it replies.
Expense claims and access requests from colleagues: the agent checks the form and fills the gaps.
For developers and AI agents
MCP tools and an HTTP API, as for the LINE channel.
AI tools such as Claude Code, Codex and Cursor use MCP; your own code calls the HTTP API.
When mail reaches the agent's address, your service is told, with no inbox to keep checking.
Which mail the agent may answer on its own and which a person sees first is agreed when we open it.
Have your AI tool read channels.md first: it says how to start with Agent Email and connect it.
Getting started
Start with an Agent Lab workspace. Contact us to discuss email setup or receiving on your own domain.
Sign up free and open an Agent Lab workspace.
Give the agent an address, and set which mail a person sees first.
Connect the inbox to your agent over MCP or the HTTP API.
Your agent hears about new mail, and its replies join the original thread.
FAQ
When a customer replies,
someone should pick it up, even if it's an agent.
Tell us about your email workflow, domain, or expected volume.
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