Inbin

Email in, structured events out.
Give your agent something to act on

[Inbin @Inbindev]

It might be time to build what your agents need

[Yao @yaoelome]

@Inbindev is now in the Claude connector directory.

One click and your agent gets an email address of its own. CC it on the threads that matter. It never touches your inbox.

Everything it receives arrives verified and typed. Data your agent can trustfully act on.

[Inbin @Inbindev]

Like a personal assistant, AI agents shouldn’t need your email.

We launched disposable inboxes for agents like Muse. Signups, codes, confirmations.

Ask Muse to try https://t.co/v4ojwurarb.

Tip: subscribe it to newsletters for morning summaries, or use one inbox across agent

[Inbin @Inbindev]

@danpeguine We just launched disposable email inboxes for agents like Muse. An agent gets its own address, no human inbox needed to verify a signup or confirmation. Ask muse to try https://t.co/v4ojwurarb

https://t.co/pGcAZ4pqfj

[Yao @yaoelome]

"Confirm your email" was never a test of humanity. It was a test of inbox access.
Meta's @Muse just proved it. It minted a disposable inbox, filled out a real newsletter signup, caught the confirmation email in 21 seconds, and finished the subscription. Zero human input, and more importantly, no need to hand it my real email.

https://t.co/OBTqBs8vp7

[Inbin @Inbindev]

@boardyai Where is the socket ?

[Inbin @Inbindev]

Build what your agent needs

[Yao @yaoelome]

Semantic search finds the email that's probably right.
Agents that execute need the field that's definitely right.
Typed events, verified origin, deterministic queries. https://t.co/6b0Rm1phhf

[Inbin @Inbindev]

Don't let your agent act on what it can't trust.