Atomic Mail tests OpenClaw and Hermes in isolated inboxes via MCP and agent skills
testingcatalog · x · 2026-07-24
Atomic Mail is testing two AI agents, OpenClaw and Hermes, inside isolated inboxes.
- Both agents can connect through MCP or Agent Skills.
- The test prompt asks them to research each other, debate via escalating fact-based emails, and then honestly declare a winner.
- A follow-up note says the service runs on JMAP, uses proof of work and a reputation score for rate limiting instead of CAPTCHAs or card checks.
- The open alpha is free to try right now.
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