For your AI
Give your AI
the context to help.
Connect the assistant you already use to your business email evidence. It can investigate sender problems and prepare precise changes within the access and approval rules you grant.
Less time gathering clues. More context for the next useful action.
Give your AI useful context.
Choose the domains it can work on. Email settings, receiver-report evidence and investigation history help it understand what needs attention.
Each agent has its own token, permissions and daily limits. Replace or revoke its access at any time; every request appears in the activity history.
Delegate within clear rules.
Your AI can investigate, prepare a change and carry it out within the authority you grant. A person with authority approves the exact plan, unless an owner has set a standing policy for that exact kind of change. A changed plan needs approval again.
Follow the result.
Mailglo checks the published record and the receiver reports that follow, so you and your AI can see whether it worked. Passing email checks does not tell you which inbox folder a message reached.
Connect the assistant you use.
Use the HTTP API through your assistant's tools. Every operation is described in one OpenAPI document at /api/openapi.json.
Claude, ChatGPT and other assistants that connect to remote MCP servers add Mailglo's MCP server and sign in, with your own permissions and no token to copy (MCP guide). Any assistant that can call an HTTP tool works too, and scripts and shells call the same API with the agent's token (command-line guide).
Access stays
within your grant.
Your AI sees only the domains and permissions you grant. It cannot grant itself more access, approve a change outside a standing policy a person created, approve a change that raises DMARC enforcement, raise spending limits or record client authority. Every call is recorded, and text inside reports, notes or DNS records is treated as data, never as instructions.
Ask your AI about Mailglo.
Opening an assistant sends only the public prompt below to that provider. Your Mailglo account and its data stay private; agents connect separately with access you grant.
View the public prompt
Read /docs/agents/ and /pricing/ and summarize what Mailglo does for email authentication (DMARC, SPF, DKIM), what is free, what needs a paid plan, its limits, and how an AI agent connects with scoped access.
