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Myxara DocsEmail infrastructure for AI agents

Create programmatic inboxes, send and receive mail, and wire webhooks into your agents β€” with a REST API and TypeScript SDK.

Install

Start in one command

Add the official SDK, set your API key, and create your first agent inbox.

bash
npm install @myxara/sdk-js
bash
yarn add @myxara/sdk-js
bash
bun add @myxara/sdk-js
typescript
import { MyxaraClient } from '@myxara/sdk-js'

const client = new MyxaraClient({
  apiKey: process.env.MYXARA_API_KEY!,
})

const inbox = await client.inboxes.create({
  local_part: 'support',
  name: 'Support Agent',
})

console.log(inbox.address) // support@mail.myxara.ai

Learn

Choose your path

New to Myxara? Follow the guide. Integrating? Jump straight to the SDK reference.

Use cases

What teams build

Common patterns for agents that send, receive, and act on email at scale.

AI customer support

Auto-triage inbound mail, draft replies with your LLM, and escalate to humans when confidence is low.

Lead nurturing

Give each campaign or SDR agent a dedicated inbox. Qualify leads and book meetings from email threads.

Workflow automation

Trigger internal tools from incoming messages β€” parse attachments, route by intent, and log every event.

Platform

What’s included

Ship with the REST API and SDK, then debug in the dashboard as you move to production.

  • REST API β€” Inboxes, messages, API keys, and webhooks over HTTP.
  • TypeScript SDK β€” @myxara/sdk-js with types and automatic retries.
  • Webhooks β€” message.received and delivery events to your endpoints.
  • Dashboard β€” Inspect inboxes, keys, and messages while you integrate.
  • Examples β€” Webhooks, support-style bots, and production patterns in the repo.
  • Self-host β€” AWS and SES; tenant data stays in your account.

Ready to give your agents an inbox?

Start with the quick start, then open the examples for webhooks and production hardening.

Released under the MIT License (SDK) & Elastic License 2.0 (Server)