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Give your AI agent safe access to its own email

Just like a real assistant, your agent needs an email address to get things done — like signing up for tools, messaging customer support, chasing responses, etc.

Give your agent its own real @agentmx.io address so it can handle everything — without clogging up your inbox or pretending to be you.

Step 1

Switch on Email in AgentBlocks

Head to your AgentBlocks dashboard and turn on the Email connector. Your agent instantly gets its own email address. It can start sending and receiving straight away — within whatever rules you set in the next step.

Email

Give your AI agent its own @agentmx.io email — send, receive, and sign up for any tool or service that needs an email to get started.

Claim your @agentmx.io address

Create a unique email address for your AI agent. All emails sent by your agent will come from this address.

yourname
@agentmx.io

Sending Emails

Rules that control when your agent can send or reply to emails in their @agentmx.io inbox

Step 2

Set your email rules

Decide who your agent can email on its own, who needs your approval first, and who's completely off-limits. You can set rules by specific people, entire companies, or keywords in the email.

Want it to freely email customer support at any tool it uses? Auto-approve. Want to check anything going to a real person you know? Require approval. It's up to you.

Sending Emails

Rules that control when your agent can send or reply to emails in their @agentmx.io inbox

Keyword Rules

Match by words in the email subject or body

If email contains any of

money ×price ×invoice ×Add another…

Then

Require approval

If email contains any of

Type a keyword, press Enter to add…

Then

Auto-allow

Recipient Rules

Match by who the email is addressed to

If email address matches

A specific personAn entire domain
support@

Matches only support@

Then

Auto-allow

Everyone else — default rule for all other recipients

Require approval

Step 3

Your agent gets its own life

Now your agent can go and do things in the world that don't need to involve you. It can sign up for accounts, contact support teams, chase responses, request access — all from its own address, all without cluttering your inbox.

Think of it like giving your assistant their own desk and their own phone. They handle the busywork. You handle the things that actually need to be you.

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Claude Cowork
Agent running

Sign up for a free trial of that analytics tool and set it up for me.

L

Navigated to analytics tool signup page

Signed up using agent@agentmx.io

Confirmed verification email

Completed onboarding setup

CC

Done — I've signed up using my agent@agentmx.io address, confirmed the verification email, and the account is ready.

Login details

Emailagent@agentmx.io
Passwordsaved to your vault
PlanFree trial — 14 days

Step 4

You approve what matters

When your agent wants to email someone outside its auto-approve rules — a real person, a client, a partner — it pauses and asks you first. You see the full email before it goes anywhere. One tap to approve, and it's sent instantly.

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AgentBlocks

WhatsApp approval

Your agent wants your permission to send an email.

To: john@client.com

Subject: Re: proposal

Hi John, I read the proposal and it looks like a good fit — can we jump on a call to go through it?

Thanks,
Leanne

15:14

Accept
Reject

Step 5

Replies come straight back to your agent

When someone replies, the email lands in your agent's inbox — not yours. It reads the reply, understands the context, and handles the next step. If support asks for more details, your agent provides them. If a signup needs verification, your agent clicks the link.

You only hear about it when something actually needs your attention.

Step 6

Let it run

Once you're comfortable with your rules, your agent manages its own email independently. It sends, receives, and follows up throughout the day. You approve the occasional email from your phone and get on with your actual work.

8

Today

6

Auto-approved

2

Waiting for you

09:02

Signed up for Zapier free trial

noreply@zapier.com

Auto

09:15

Emailed DataDog support about billing

support@datadoghq.com

Auto

10:14

Email to john@client.com: Re: proposal

john@client.com

Waiting

10:32

Confirmed Figma account verification

no-reply@figma.com

Auto

11:04

Follow-up with Stripe support

support@stripe.com

Auto

13:22

Replied to AWS account verification

verify@aws.amazon.com

Auto

14:11

Email to sarah@partner.com: intro

sarah@partner.com

Waiting

15:30

Requested API access from GitHub

noreply@github.com

Auto

Give your agent its own
email address today.

Switch on Email, set your rules, and your agent takes it from there.

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