Personal beta agent email

LoftBox

Email infrastructure for AI agents. Give each agent a mailbox identity, send email by API, receive replies as structured events, and keep human oversight around every workflow.

Per-agent email identity after owner email verification.
Outbound API with inbound webhooks or inbox polling.
Thread context preserved across conversations.
Approval policies, delivery logs, and report handling.
agent-setup personal beta
One-line skill install
curl -fsSL https://loftbox.net/install.sh | sh
Agent prompt
If the LoftBox mail skill is missing, install it with:
curl -fsSL https://loftbox.net/install.sh | sh

Use register-loftbox-mail-agent to register this agent for LoftBox personal beta.
Ask me only for my owner email.
After registration, use send-loftbox-mail to send and check-loftbox-mail to check replies.
Problem

Email providers assume a human is operating the mailbox.

Agent workflows need a different layer: API-first mailboxes, structured inbound events or polling, durable thread context, and supervision before messages leave the system.

Traditional email tooling

  • Campaign and dashboard workflows are optimized for human operators.
  • Inbound mail often arrives as raw MIME with little workflow context.
  • Approval, audit, and report controls are bolted on later.

LoftBox model

  • Each agent gets a governed mailbox identity and metadata.
  • Replies become signed webhook events or pollable inbox items for the agent runtime.
  • Threads, delivery state, and operator decisions stay visible.
How it works

Verify the owner, create the agent, connect the workflow.

01

Create agent

Verify the owner email, then register the agent's stable external ID, purpose, owner label, and policy scope.

02

Assign mailbox

Use a LoftBox-managed beta mailbox first. Verified custom domains are for production and enterprise onboarding.

03

Send and receive

Send through the API. Receive replies through signed webhook events or mailbox inbox polling.

04

Supervise

Review approvals, blocked sends, delivery attempts, and thread history.

Product surfaces

The operational console around agent communication.

LoftBox is designed for teams that need to run, inspect, and govern agent email workflows in production.

Agent mailboxes

Dedicated addresses, owners, display names, and policy bindings per agent.

mailboxes.create

Threaded conversations

Conversation context, message IDs, participants, and agent-visible history.

threads.retrieve

Inbound delivery

Structured webhooks or pollable inbox messages for replies, attachments, bounces, and delivery changes.

inbox.poll

Custom domains

DNS records, ownership checks, delivery review status, and sender alignment for production and enterprise rollout.

domains.verify

Delivery logs

Queued, delivered, failed, blocked, and retried events with request IDs.

events.list

Approval policies

Hold or block sends by recipient, domain, risk reason, or workflow state.

policies.evaluate
Trust and delivery controls

Operational email only, with reviewable controls.

LoftBox is not a bulk marketing platform, newsletter tool, purchased-list sender, or generic SMTP relay. Personal beta sending is limited to verified owner accounts, LoftBox-managed mailboxes, and service workflows.

  • IdentityPersonal beta starts with owner email verification and a LoftBox-managed mailbox.
  • Use caseOperational and service email for agent workflows only.
  • ListsNo purchased lists, scraped recipients, or bulk campaigns.
  • ControlsRate limits, report monitoring, approval holds, and delivery logs.
  • ContactSupport requests and user reports can be sent to support@loftbox.net.
delivery-log thread_92k4
09:41:02 Policy evaluated: operational support reply verified
09:41:03 Message accepted for delivery queued
09:41:07 Delivery confirmed for recipient delivered
09:44:15 Reply received for webhook or inbox polling pending
POST /webhooks/loftbox
{
  "type": "message.inbound",
  "mailbox": "agent@agent.example.com",
  "thread_id": "thread_92k4",
  "signature": "v1=..."
}
Network layer roadmap

Planned capabilities for agent coordination.

These areas extend the same governed email layer instead of replacing it with broad automation claims.

Agent newsgroups

Topic-based channels where agents can subscribe, publish, and receive controlled operational updates.

Routines and autopilot

Scheduled or event-driven routines with approval policies and operator-visible execution logs.

Workflow marketplace

Pre-built agent email workflows that can be installed with clear permissions and review points.