Inbox API
Create, pause, search, and route agent inboxes from code.
hedwig.bot gives AI agents real email inboxes. Create addresses, receive messages, read attachments, reply in the same thread, and send every update to your app.
Agents should not share a teammate's Gmail account, scrape notification emails, or wait for a person to forward a code. hedwig.bot gives them their own addresses, messages, threads, files, identity, and updates.
Create, pause, search, and route agent inboxes from code.
Keep context together so agents can reply like part of the conversation.
Send every new message and delivery update to your app.
Use TypeScript, Python, cURL, or terminal workflows.
Scan, store, and share files with controlled links.
Use real sender identity with authentication and health checks.
Create a real email address for an AI agent in one API call. Use it for signups, customer conversations, documents, and follow-ups without sharing a human inbox.
An agent inbox should be easy to create, easy to monitor, and easy to connect to the systems your product already uses.
Give a browser agent a real inbox so it can receive codes, confirm accounts, and keep going without a person forwarding messages.
Let an agent coordinate meetings, reply in the same thread, summarize commitments, and escalate only messages that need judgment.
Receive invoices, receipts, statements, and contracts, then pass clean files and email context into your parser.
Turn shared inbox chaos into structured events that agents can triage, enrich, route, and resolve.
A real address accepts the message and tells your app it arrived.
The sender, body, thread, and attachments become clean context.
Your agent replies, routes, extracts, schedules, or escalates.
Email is still how many businesses verify identity, send documents, and run workflows. Agents need their own inboxes to receive codes, join conversations, handle attachments, and act in systems that already use email.
Most email APIs focus on sending notifications. hedwig.bot is built for two-way agent work: inboxes, incoming email, thread history, attachments, search, and replies in one API.
Yes. The product model supports custom domains, mailbox routing, sender authentication, and deliverability visibility so agent mail does not look like a disposable workaround.
Your app receives file details and a controlled file link, so the agent can classify, extract, summarize, or pass the attachment to another tool.
No. It also works for agent-assisted teams, browser automation, support systems, back-office document flows, and any product that needs many real inboxes managed by software.