Haakam Aujla
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Replaces the stale MCP-first AgentMail skill with CLI-first guidance: self-signup + OTP verification, inbox/message/thread/label/attachment flows, webhook and WebSocket delivery references, and MCP as an alternative path. Declares AGENTMAIL_API_KEY (optional) so a stored key reaches the sandboxed terminal while self-signup stays viable without one. Salvaged from PR #60811 — kept in optional-skills/ per the March 2026 decision that third-party-API-key skills are not bundled.
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# AgentMail Webhooks
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Use webhooks when a public HTTPS server should receive AgentMail events. Use
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[websockets.md](websockets.md) for local processes without a public URL.
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## Create
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```bash
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agentmail webhooks create \
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--url https://your-app.example.com/webhooks/agentmail \
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--event-type message.received \
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--inbox-id support@agentmail.to \
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--client-id support-agentmail-webhook \
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--format json
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```
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Store the returned `secret` immediately.
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## Handle
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Headers: `svix-id`, `svix-timestamp`, `svix-signature`.
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1. Verify the raw request body with the webhook secret.
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2. Dedupe by `svix-id` or `event_id`.
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3. Return `200` quickly.
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4. Process asynchronously.
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5. For `message.received`, load the thread with the CLI and reply if needed.
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Act on `message.received` only. Treating `message.sent` or delivery events as
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inbound work creates loops.
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