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Create temporary email inboxes and receive emails for testing auth flows, email verification, account confirmation, and any scenario where an AI agent needs to receive an email. Uses the agent-inbox MCP server with mail.tm + 1secmail fallback.

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    Create temporary email inboxes on demand, receive real emails from any service (Supabase, Resend, SendGrid, etc.), extract …

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SKILL.md
<objective> Create temporary email inboxes on demand, receive real emails from any service (Supabase, Resend, SendGrid, etc.), extract confirmation/verification links, and optionally verify them in one tool call. </objective>

<when_to_use>

  • Testing sign-up / auth flows that require email verification
  • Receiving "confirm your account" or "verify your email" links
  • Any automated workflow where you need to receive an email
  • E2E testing of email-sending features </when_to_use>
<tools> Six MCP tools from the `agent-inbox` server:
  • mcp__agent-inbox__create_inbox — Create a new temporary inbox. Optional name parameter for easy reference.
  • mcp__agent-inbox__check_inbox — Check for messages. Returns subjects, bodies, and extracted confirmation links.
  • mcp__agent-inbox__wait_for_email — Poll until a matching email arrives. Filters by from and subject_contains. Auto-retries with backoff.
  • mcp__agent-inbox__verify_email — One-shot: polls for confirmation email, extracts link, visits it via HTTP GET. Three steps in one call.
  • mcp__agent-inbox__list_inboxes — List all active inboxes in this session.
  • mcp__agent-inbox__delete_inbox — Delete an inbox when done.</tools>
<process>

Fast path (recommended) — use verify_email for the common case:

  1. Create inbox — create_inbox({ prefix: "signup", name: "test" })
  2. Use the address — Enter it in a sign-up form, invite field, etc.
  3. Verify in one call — verify_email({ address: "test", subject_contains: "confirm" }) — polls for the email, extracts the link, visits it via HTTP.
  4. Clean up — delete_inbox({ address: "test" })

Manual path — when you need more control:

  1. Create inbox — create_inbox({ prefix: "signup", name: "test" })
  2. Use the address — Enter it wherever the service asks for an email.
  3. Wait for email — wait_for_email({ address: "test", from: "noreply@example.com", timeout_seconds: 60 }) — polls with backoff until a matching email arrives.
  4. Act on links — Navigate to the confirmation link via browser automation or HTTP.
  5. Clean up — delete_inbox({ address: "test" })
</process>

<important_notes>

  • Named inboxes: pass name to create_inbox, then use that name in all other tools instead of the full email address.
  • Fallback providers: mail.tm is primary, 1secmail kicks in automatically if mail.tm is down.
  • Inboxes are cleaned up automatically when the MCP server shuts down.
  • Some services block disposable email domains. If sign-up is rejected, the service may have these domains on a blocklist. </important_notes>
<example> **Testing a Supabase auth sign-up flow (fast path):**
1. create_inbox(prefix: "auth-test", name: "signup")
   → auth-test-1234567890@somedomain.com (name: signup)

2. Fill sign-up form with that address + a password

3. verify_email(address: "signup", subject_contains: "confirm")
   → Email verified successfully!
     HTTP Status: 200
     Final URL: https://myapp.com/welcome

4. delete_inbox(address: "signup")
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