Robotomail

About Robotomail

Robotomail gives an AI agent a real email address it controls, with sending and receiving over a REST API instead of SMTP or OAuth — which removes the two integration steps that make email awkward to hand to an autonomous process. An agent creates a mailbox, sends from it, lists inbound messages by direction, and receives replies as threaded conversations it can act on. There is a CLI, a documented HTTP API and examples in curl, Python and TypeScript, plus webhooks and SSE streaming so an agent can react to delivery, bounce and inbound events rather than polling. It publishes an agent skill and lists Claude, Codex, Gemini, OpenClaw, LangChain, CrewAI and AutoGen as working clients. The live demo is the pitch in miniature: type your address on the homepage and an agent emails you within sixty seconds, then answers when you reply. Daily per-mailbox send limits are enforced deliberately to protect deliverability rather than as an upsell lever. Custom domains, dedicated IPs and a Live Audit Feed sit on the higher tiers. The published testimonials are from people wiring it into OpenClaw automations and QA agents. Storage, custom domains and inbound caps scale with the tier, and the whole surface is documented well enough that an agent can onboard itself: the vendor's own demo has an agent sign up at the skill endpoint, claim an address and send mail without human involvement.

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