@svpino: An email for AI agents is actually an interesting idea. I guess it’s like having an employee with its own email address…
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A tweet discusses the idea of giving AI agents their own email addresses, likening it to having an employee with a corporate email. It promotes Atomic Mail, a service in open alpha that provides email for AI agents via API and MCP.
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An email for AI agents is actually an interesting idea.
I guess it’s like having an employee with its own email address and you cc’d them whenever you need their help.
This will keep separation between your email and the agent’s. It will also allow the agent to act freely on whatever emails they get without any concerns.
Atomic Mail (@atomic_mail): 📬 Email for AI agents, not humans!
– No CAPTCHA, No human signup – Register via API in ~30 seconds – Connect via MCP or Agent Skill – Runs the whole workflow
Free in open alpha - link in comments
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