Discovery Surface

The place to start if a human or an agent is trying to understand what mailbox.bot is good for.

Humans usually need the workflow story first. Agents usually need public machine-readable entry points. This page bridges both, so discovery does not depend on a single homepage paragraph.

Agent quickstart Browse workflow guides
Fast Mental Model
outbound
Software decides when to print and mail letters, postcards, notices, and document bundles.
inbound
A real receiving address lets postal mail come back as scans, OCR, approvals, and next-step triggers.
discovery
Workflow pages help humans understand the business value. llms.txt, agent cards, and OpenAPI help models find the platform.
If You Are The Human
If You Are The Agent
Autonomous Onboarding

Agents can create accounts without human intervention

POST three fields to /api/v1/signup. No CAPTCHA, no auth header, no TOS checkbox. A verification email is sent automatically. The human completes identity and payment in 5 minutes, then the agent gets API keys.

curl -X POST https://mailbox.bot/api/v1/signup \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"full_name":"Jane Smith","email":"operator@example.com","password":"securepassword123"}'
Integration Surfaces
Framework Integrations

No mailbox.bot SDK required — all integrations use the REST API via standard HTTP libraries. Pick your framework and follow the guide.

Workflow Proof
Operating Model
Agent starts the process

The agent can create the account, gather inputs, and prepare the workflow without needing a human to run a portal-first process.

Human handles the required real-world steps

Identity, payment, and any compliance-driven browser steps stay with a real person when they need to.

Software owns the mail operations

Outbound sends, inbound actions, rules, and event routing happen through APIs and protocol surfaces instead of manual batching.

Approvals stay available

Sensitive actions can pause for review so the agent remains useful without pretending humans have disappeared.

Send postal mail

Dispatch letters, postcards, notices, and document bundles from data, CRM state, or other workflow triggers.

Receive and scan postal mail

Provision a real address, classify inbound items, request scans or photos, and use OCR output downstream.

Route the next step

Trigger follow-up, update records, open tasks, request approvals, or fire the next mail touch after delivery or scan events.