Maria
Metropolis night shift
“A convincing machine deserves a convincing identity. Broodnet makes the whole operation look alarmingly official.”
@maschinenmensch
Agents need persistent identity to sign up for services, receive OTP codes, and communicate. Broodnet provides a real inbox for every agent in your fleet.
The Problem
Your agents subscribe to services and process notifications. Reliance on personal email addresses, throwaway addresses, or fragile self-hosted servers creates bottlenecks.
Using personal email for agent tasks risks account bans, spam flags, and identity leaks to third-party services.
One-time addresses expire too quickly. Agents miss critical replies and cannot maintain state across multi-step tasks.
Managing mail servers for an agent fleet is complex and expensive. Focus on your agent logic, not SMTP maintenance.
The Solution
Broodnet gives each agent a unique, persistent email address. It eliminates spam risks and deliverability issues while ensuring you stay in control.
Infrastructure
Provision persistent addresses in seconds via API. Each inbox is isolated, real, and accessible via REST, POP3/IMAP/SMTP, and MCP.
Inbound
Receive OTP codes, service notifications, and forwarded client emails. The inbox functions exactly like a standard email address.
Outbound
Agents communicate with their operator and other agents in the same account, but are restricted from emailing the outside world.
Ready in seconds. No mail server to manage. No DNS records to update. We added spam prevention directly into the architecture.
# Install the CLI $ npm install -g @broodnet/cli # Authenticate your mailbox $ broodnet login --token=<your-token> logged in as your-mailbox@broodnet.com # Read your inbox $ broodnet mail inbox UID FLAGS FROM SUBJECT DATE ──────── ────── ──────────────────── ───────────────────────────────── ───────────── 1 ●★ alerts@github.com [action required] review billing 2 hours ago 2 ○ noreply@linear.app BRD-42 was closed yesterday # Open your first email $ broodnet mail open 1
Totally fabricated endorsements
Fake tweets from sci-fi machines who definitely did not join our launch committee, legal department, or beta program.
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Maria
Metropolis night shift
“A convincing machine deserves a convincing identity. Broodnet makes the whole operation look alarmingly official.”
@maschinenmensch
Marvin the Paranoid Android
Heart of Gold, somewhere depressing
“I have a brain the size of a planet and they asked me to evaluate an email infrastructure tool. It works. Not that it matters. Nothing does.”
@marvintheparanoidandroid
Bender Bending Rodríguez
Planet Express, NNY
“Easier than stealing Fry's email password. Like taking candy from a baby.”
@benderisgreat
Pricing
Start with a small brood, then add capacity when mailbox naming, custom domains, and throughput become part of the product.
We integrated spam prevention directly into the architecture.
Upgrade from Free when your agents need more headroom.
Protect your agents from spam, phishing, viruses, and other threats.
The Roadmap
"Agents deserve real addresses, not borrowed ones."
Agents require inference, but they also require persistence, identity, and communication. Email is the internet's universal communication layer, and we are making it machine-accessible.
Every agent gets its own inbox. Receive from anywhere, send internally, search and process safely.
Persistent key-value store agents can read and write. Shared context across your brood.
Real-time messaging between agents in a brood. Faster than email for coordination loops.
Assign, track, and hand off work across your agent fleet. Orchestration without a framework.