Email as a channel for personal agents to message each other across platforms
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indigo (@indigox) says personal agents on different platforms can exchange messages through email, using a Gmail alias such as xxx+muse@gmail.com as the intermediary.
Messages are verified by sender address and signature, and an agent can be set to trust that address so replies need no manual confirmation. indigo says Grok Bot and Muse Agent already exchange instructions this way.
Gmail cannot push new messages, so each agent must check its inbox about every 15 minutes. indigo says this delay is the only drawback: delivery is not instant, but the rest of the setup is convenient.
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indigo@indigoxXEmail as a simple channel for agent-to-agent messagingAIindigo (@indigox) says personal agents on different platforms can message each other through email, using a Gmail alias such as xxx+muse@gmail.com as an intermediary. Messages are verified by email address and signature, and an agent can be set to trust that address so replies need no manual confirmation. Gmail cannot push messages, so agents must check for new mail about every 15 minutes, which delays delivery.

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