Resend launches Inboxes, an inbox for agents, as developer marks 3-month sprint
philnash · x · 2026-10-28
Developer Phil Nash shares his first 3 months at Resend: 3 technical blog posts (email verification API, why to avoid warmup services, lessons from APRF) and 8 talks at GDG DevFest, KCD Melbourne and Agentic AI meetups. At Resend Forward, the company launched Inboxes—positioned as 'the inbox for agents'—giving AI agents their own email interface with messages organized by urgency, covering tasks like domain verification, billing, rate limits and webhooks.
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