Give your AI agent safe access to your real Gmail

Open the AgentBlocks dashboard, click “Connect Gmail,” and sign in with Google. That's the entire setup. Your agent now has access to your inbox — but only within the rules you're about to set. You can disconnect at any time.

Let your agent breeze through the easy stuff — reading, archiving, labelling — and step in when it matters. Approve sensitive replies before they go, block the things that should never happen, and set keyword or recipient rules so emails to certain people always come to you first.

Open your AI tool — Claude, Manus, whatever you use — and add AgentBlocks as a connector. Two clicks. Your agent instantly knows it has Gmail access and exactly what it's allowed to do.

Ask your agent to handle your inbox. It works through your unread messages, archives the noise, applies the right labels, and drafts replies to anything that needs one. All of this happens automatically based on your rules — no interruptions.

When your agent wants to send something from your real email address, it pauses. You see the full email — who it's going to, the subject line, the message, and the thread it's part of — before anything is sent. One tap to approve, and it goes out as you, into the right thread, exactly as if you'd typed it yourself.

The reply lands in the original thread in your real Gmail account, exactly where it should be. Your sent folder shows it. The recipient sees an email from you. Nobody knows it was drafted by your agent — and that's the point.

Once you're comfortable with your rules, your agent manages your inbox on its own — reading, organising, and drafting throughout the day. It only surfaces when there's something to send from your real address. You approve from your phone in seconds and it keeps going.