Summary
The agent gets an address of its own, so nothing lands in yours.
Creating a mailbox returns both the address and the key that reads it, which means an agent that needs a confirmation link or a verification code never needs access to your own inbox. Reading is by list or by id, and a webhook pushes new mail instead of polling for it.
What it is
A server over BotEmail.ai, an email service for autonomous agents. It creates bot mailboxes and reads them; each mailbox comes with its own key.
What you get
- create_bot_email — a new address, returned with the apiKey that authenticates against it; a username you supply becomes part of the address, or one is generated
- get_emails — every message for a bot account, each with its id, sender, recipient, subject, timestamp and body text
- get_email_by_id — one message in full, with all its headers and body content
- register_webhook — a webhookUrl registered for push notifications on incoming mail
Requirements
Node.js, and a clone of the repository — the client config points at its entry point. The key for a mailbox comes back from create_bot_email and is passed on every read.