Give Superconductor agents their own email addresses with AgentMail
Connect AgentMail to Superconductor so agents can create inboxes of their own, send and receive email, reply in threads, and keep a calendar, from your chat or ticket. Your team sees every email an agent sends and receives in a shared Superconductor session, and the agent's inbox stays separate from anyone's personal mailbox.
Superconductor lets you and your team chat with coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex, Pi, and more in shared, secure cloud sessions.
With our AgentMail integration, you can
- Set up an inbox for a support or outreach agent and answer what arrives
- Send a report or announcement to a list of people and track their replies
- Sign an agent up for a tool it needs, using its inbox as its identity
Try asking
- Create an AgentMail inbox called launch-updates, email the beta testers listed in this doc about the new release, and summarize each reply in a comment on this ticket.
- Check the support inbox in AgentMail for anything that arrived today. Draft replies, but don't send them until I've looked.
- Send the weekly report to the board list from the reports inbox, then put the follow-up call on that inbox's calendar for Thursday at 10am.
Technical details
- Agents can
- Create inboxes, send and reply to email, read threads and attachments, manage drafts, labels, and calendar events, and sign up for apps with AgentID
- Access
- The inboxes in the connected AgentMail organization
- Needs
- AgentMail sign-in or an API key; your AgentMail plan sets the inbox and sending limits
- Server
- AgentMail's hosted MCP server
Questions
- How do I connect AgentMail to Superconductor?
- Open Connectors, choose AgentMail, and sign in with your AgentMail Console account. You can also paste an API key from the Console in the Access token tab.
- Can Claude Code use the AgentMail MCP server in Superconductor?
- Yes. Connect AgentMail to your project and Claude Code, Codex, and the other agents you run in Superconductor can use its hosted MCP server, along with your other connected tools.
- Do agents read my own email?
- No. AgentMail inboxes belong to the agents, not to you. Agents send and receive at addresses like support-bot@agentmail.to, or at a custom domain you add in AgentMail.
- Can agents send email right away?
- Yes, from any inbox in the connected organization, to anyone. Tell agents when they should only read or draft. Your AgentMail plan sets how many inboxes you can have and how many emails you can send per day.