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9 guides tagged permissions.

Controls · Sep 21, 2026

Scoped Credentials for Agent Email: Read, Draft, Send

Give an agent the smallest useful email permission: project and inbox scoping, one-time secrets, draft-only grants, rotation, and revocation you can verify.

Inboxes · Sep 21, 2026

AI Agent Inbox vs Connecting Gmail: How to Choose

Giving an agent its own inbox versus wiring it into an existing Gmail or Microsoft 365 mailbox: identity, blast radius, OAuth scope and revocation.

Email for Agents · Sep 21, 2026

Email for AI Agents: How Agent Inboxes Actually Work

What an email inbox for an AI agent is, how mail arrives and leaves, which permissions matter, and when an agent needs its own address instead of yours.

Inboxes · Sep 21, 2026

Signup and Verification Codes in an Agent's Inbox

Agents that create accounts need a real mailbox for verification email. How to provision one, read the code safely, and where this becomes unacceptable use.

Integrations · Sep 21, 2026

How to Give an AI Agent Its Own Email Address

Create a dedicated inbox, choose read, draft or send permission, connect over MCP or a scoped key, and prove a real round trip before granting send access.

Controls · Sep 21, 2026

Human Approval Before an AI Agent Sends Email

When to require review, why approval binds to one exact draft version, how recipient rules and daily caps work, and what editing a draft does to its approval.

Integrations · Sep 21, 2026

MCP Email Server: Give Your Agent Client a Real Inbox

How a remote MCP email server works, what the consent screen must show, how to scope a grant to one inbox, and how to verify it before allowing sends.

Controls · Sep 21, 2026

Prompt Injection by Email: What Actually Helps

Any stranger can email your agent. What an email-borne injection looks like, why message text must never grant permission, and the controls that limit damage.

Integrations · Sep 20, 2026

MCP or API Key for Agent Email? How to Choose

Remote MCP over OAuth or a project-scoped REST key: what each can and cannot do, who authorises it, how revocation differs, and why teams use both.

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