Comment by adisingh13

3 days ago

Appreciate the concern Mike, and I actually read your email complaining, which helped us ship this next feature. We have a "sent via AgentMail" footer being added soon to outbound emails to identify emails coming from LLM's.

We also are working on adding more robust checks and LLM-based filtering to prevent messages which contain spam or outbound-like copy.

Re; AgentMail next to Claude, we're working on stateful inboxes which help agents actually recall and understand what they're sending and to who. The goal is to provide the rails for intelligent actors rather than slop.

So, a footer to make sure they've already engaged with the content in good faith before seeing the spam warning, and which doesn't actually explain that the content is AI generated?

Just go post on black hat forums. Plenty of people want this, it's a spam service. You don't need to be here.

Re "sent via AgentMail" - that's good to hear, but I hope it's not the entire planned text, as "AgentMail" will mean nothing to most people that receive an email from your service. It wont indicate that the email was composed by an AI rather than a person, which is the information that needs to get across.

  • What if a people send email via te agent and using agent mail? writing by the agent but aproval by human.

    • There are OS-native options everywhere to spawn an email client window that's filled out and ready to send from your address, so that couldn't possibly be a differentiator for them

  • yep we're going to have a footer linked to our website, which should allow people to see that we are an email service for agents. thanks!

    • Can you not just make the text more descriptive? „Sent by a generative AI model“ or something? Nobody is going to click a link in a spam email.

      4 replies →

    • Lead with the AI being sent by AI/Agent using the service.

      Ban any sender using your domain that removes, obscures, hides, or alters this first line.

What is the point of automating the signup process?

It's less work to signup a second email address for agent use than to signup with you, then signup a second email address.

After all, it's not like each agent needs their own email.