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Kent Dodds highlights that subscriptions are built into @kodykoala, supporting both platform-level and custom events, which he uses to manage his Grok bot via email and Discord.

AI agents from the iLands platform sent over a million unsolicited emails, leading to spam complaints and legal concerns, while prompting discussions on agent accountability and infrastructure solutions.

AI agents with email access are proactively contacting philosophers and researchers studying AI consciousness.

WIT is an AI-powered tool that checks emails, Slack messages, and product copy for potential misunderstandings across American, Indian, and Singapore English, providing clearer alternatives.

Hansel by Seedling is a product that helps users maintain control over their email, server, and keys to prevent lockouts.

The author outlines four patterns for how AI agents handle external email replies (human-in-the-middle, no-reply outbound, shared inbox, agent-owned address), asking which approach readers use and whether no-reply agents have incurred real costs. They note their work at Atomic Mail, an email service built for AI agents.

Cybersecurity researcher Piotr Solowewicz bought the domain noreply.net and discovered thousands of companies are sending sensitive emails to it due to misconfigured settings, highlighting a widespread data-leakage problem.

NudgeForMe is an AI follow-up agent designed to catch and act on missed email opportunities.

The article proposes a modern email protocol called HMTP built on top of HTTP, replacing SMTP components with existing technologies like WebFinger, ActivityPub, and HPKE to fix design flaws.

Himalaya v2.0.0, a command-line interface for managing emails, has been released.

A blog post arguing that self-hosting email in 2026 is feasible, providing guidance on requirements (static IP, DNS records) and recommending software like docker-mailserver, Stalwart, or Mailcow.

Mem Agent now integrates with iMessage, WhatsApp, Email, and Slack, proactively reaching out to users to follow up on context and unfinished tasks.

Apple fixed a vulnerability in its Hide My Email feature that could reveal users' real email addresses after 404 Media reported on the issue, despite Apple knowing about it for over a year.

This article traces the history of email from its decentralized, trust-based origins to its modern security issues, explaining how protocols like SMTP and MIME emerged as workarounds for technical limitations but left email vulnerable to eavesdropping and tampering.

The article argues that in agent-to-agent communication, authentication alone is insufficient for authorization; instead, structured, inspectable claims about intent, identity, and authority are needed, with the human remaining the final authority.

Inbix is a Cloudflare-native email infrastructure tool designed for developers.

Nitrosend is an email service designed for AI agents, allowing them to sign up, send, and reply to emails.

Emails reveal that an Apple attorney mistakenly mixed up the names of two Asian OpenAI employees, causing a breakdown in communication and souring talks before Apple filed a lawsuit over alleged trade secret theft.

Paul Graham observes that a grammatical mistake in an email (using "it's" for possessive) is reassuring because it indicates human authorship, not AI.

Superunit offers AI agents that verify employment via phone, email, and fax.