How your assistant & agents use your mailbox Beta

Point agents at your Praxivara Mail inbox to trigger on incoming mail and send updates, confirmations, and reports automatically.

Last updated July 14, 2026

Praxivara Mail isn't just for you to read — it's a channel your assistant and your agents can build on. Incoming mail can kick off work automatically, and your agents can send email as part of what they do.

Your assistant

Your assistant treats the inbox as a place it can act. Ask it to keep an eye on new mail, summarize what arrives, draft replies, or send a message, and it works directly against your Praxivara Mail address. Because you approve outgoing mail, you always know what's being sent.

Agents

Agents can use the mailbox in two directions:

As a trigger

Point an agent's automation at your Praxivara Mail inbox so it runs whenever a new message arrives. A support agent can react to inbound questions; a sales agent can log and route new leads; an ops agent can process forwarded requests.

As an output

Agents can send email from your address as part of their work — confirmations, reports, or replies. What an agent sends lands in Deliveries, and its run history shows up in Activity.

Tip. Give the same address to a form, a vendor, or a teammate, and let an agent handle everything that comes in.

Example patterns

  • Inbox triage agent. Sort and label incoming mail, then summarize the day for you.
  • Auto-responder. Reply to common questions from a playbook and escalate the rest.
  • Report delivery. Have a scheduled agent email you a recap on its own cadence.

Limits to keep in mind

Automated sending draws from the same allowance and credits as manual sending. If an agent sends a lot of mail, watch your Usage page and raise your add-on tier if needed.

Heads up. An agent that sends on every trigger can reach your send cap quickly. Set clear conditions in the agent's instructions so it only emails when it should.

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