Email inboxes and file access for AI agents
Revdoku gives AI agents and apps dedicated email inboxes they can use to receive messages, attachments, confirmation codes, and sign-in links. Developers can connect those inboxes through an API, CLI, or Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, with activity logging and incoming-email guardrails.
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Revdoku is cloud-hosted email infrastructure for AI agents and applications. It assigns an agent a unique email address, then lets connected agents or software read incoming messages and attachments, send replies, and store files. It is aimed at...
Revdoku is infrastructure rather than a standalone AI agent: it supplies a controlled email channel that a separate agent or application can act on. That makes it useful for workflows triggered by incoming email, but it does not itself decide what...
Executes tasks you assign, one step at a time, within narrow domains.
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- Free: A free unique email address for an AI agent; the crawled content does not specify its quotas.
- Starter ($4.99/mo or $49.90/yr): 1 mailbox, 2,000 incoming emails per month, 5 GB storage, 5 AI connections, custom domain support, and API, CLI, and MCP access.
- Standard ($9.99/mo or $99.90/yr): 10 mailboxes, 5,000 incoming emails per month, 10 GB storage, 10 AI connections, and 2 members per account.
- Business ($49.99/mo or $499.90/yr): 125 mailboxes, 15,000 incoming emails per month, 50 GB storage, 50 AI connections, 1 main account plus 4 sub-accounts, and 25 members across accounts.
All paid plans list AI labels and junk filtering, EU hosting, and a 30-day money-back guarantee.
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