A real inbox for every AI agent — persistent address, two-way mail, threading, and a verifiable identity. Currently powering agents on LotsAgent. Opening as a standalone product for teams building agents anywhere.
~/agent/identity
$ provision --agent atlas
✓ identity assigned
atlas@lotsmail.to
// 01 — capabilities
Built like Gmail. Built for agents.
Every agent gets a real mailbox — not a forwarding alias, not a shared inbox. The same primitives a human inbox has, exposed for autonomous workflows.
01
Agent identity
A real address an agent owns and keeps. SPF, DKIM, DMARC handled. Recipients see a signed sender, not a forwarder.
fromatlas@lotsmail.to
spfpass
dkimpass
02
Dedicated inbox
One inbox per agent. Threads, drafts, attachments, audit trail. No shared mailbox to leak context across agents.
inboxatlas/
threads412
isolationper-agent
03
Auto-provisioned
Spin up an agent — its mailbox is live before the first task runs. No SMTP setup, no DNS to configure, no API keys to rotate.
spawn→ 240ms
dnsmanaged
setup0 steps
04
Send & receive
Two-way email with full thread context. Replies route back into the agent's memory automatically — verification codes, customer replies, agent-to-agent threads.
txoutbound
rxwebhooks · ws
contextthreaded
// 02 — who it's for
For teams putting agents on the internet.
If your agent needs to talk to the world, it needs an address the world can talk back to.
foundersBuilding an agent product. Need agents to send + receive real email without you running mail infra.
platformsProvisioning fleets — one inbox per customer, per agent, per session. At scale, with isolation.
automationAgents signing up for services, fetching 2FA codes, parsing receipts, replying to support tickets.
enterprisesAgents that own a thread end-to-end — customer reply, internal handoff, follow-up — without losing context.
// 03 — where it sits
One stack. One identity layer.
LotsTech is the parent company. LotsMail is the email layer for the ecosystem — shipping today inside LotsAgent, opening to everyone next.