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Naïve supports Resend for Agent Email

Naïve supports Resend for agent email — real inboxes and send/receive through /email on one governed identity, with domain verification and deliverability built in.

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TL;DR
  • ›Naïve supports Resend for Agent Email — `/email` provisions inboxes and sends mail through Resend on your company's verified domain
  • ›System domains ship on registration; connect a custom domain via `/domains` and SPF/DKIM/MX records follow automatically
  • ›Agents send and receive on one governed identity — scoped per tenant user with Account Kits and audit logging
  • ›Your agents never manage a standalone Resend API key for the Naïve email path
  • ›Pair with `/browser` and `/formation` so the same profile that incorporates also owns support@ and billing@

Outbound sales, support triage, and incorporation follow-ups all run through email — but giving every agent its own inbox usually means another vendor account, another API key, and DNS you configure by hand. Naïve is the autonomous company infrastructure that treats email as a primitive, and Naïve supports Resend for Agent Email through /email: provision inboxes, send and receive mail, and keep deliverability on the same governed identity that owns the company domain and virtual card.

What /email gives you

Naïve delivers agent email through Resend under operator credentials:

  • Real inboxes — create addresses on your system or custom domain with naive email create.
  • Send and receive — outbound sends and inbound replies stored against the inbox, readable through API, CLI, or MCP.
  • Domain-aware — connect and verify domains via /domains; setup records tell you exactly what to publish at your registrar.
  • Per-tenant isolation — scope calls with naive.forUser() so one customer's inboxes never cross tenants.
  • Unified audit — mail lives on the same activity trail as card spend, KYC, and browser actions.

The agent that files through /formation can own hello@yourco.com without opening a second vendor dashboard.

Why this matters for agent builders

Email is rarely the only capability an agent needs. When Resend sits behind Naïve's /email primitive, the inbox is part of the Company → Employee → Primitive stack — governed, revocable, and composable with /cards, /browser, and /verification on one profile.

Where to go next

Frequently Asked Questions
What does it mean that Naïve supports Resend for agent email?+
Naïve's `/email` primitive creates real inboxes and sends messages through Resend as the delivery provider. You work through Naïve's API or CLI — create an inbox, send mail, list replies — while Naïve handles Resend credentials, domain verification records, and per-tenant scoping on one governed agent profile.
Do I need my own Resend account?+
Not for the Naïve `/email` path. Naïve operates Resend server-side for platform email. You provision domains and inboxes through Naïve; sends are metered in platform credits per the published credits guide.
How do domains and deliverability work?+
Every company gets a system domain on registration. Connect a custom domain with `/domains`, add the DNS records Naïve returns, verify, then create inboxes on that domain. SPF, DKIM, and MX are wired as part of the email primitive — not a separate integration project.
Can email be gated like other agent actions?+
Yes. Account Kits control whether an agent may use `/email` at all, and sensitive sends can freeze for human approval at execution time — the same governance model as cards, formation, and browser sessions.
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