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4 posts tagged “programmable-email”.
- 13 min read
Programmatic Linux email servers: where your code runs
For backend developers choosing a programmatic Linux email server, Haraka exposes SMTP hooks, Postfix and Exim expose policy and delivery seams, Postal exposes application APIs, WildDuck/ZoneMTA split mailbox and outbound control, and Stalwart exposes JMAP. Compare those boundaries with MailKite Server, then run a local SMTP acceptance demo.
- 9 min read
Programmable email: send and receive mail from code (run it in your browser)
Programmable email means driving mail entirely from code — send with one API call, receive every message as JSON on a webhook, and give any app or agent its own inbox. Here's a live demo you can run right now: verify your email and send yourself a real, parsed message in about ten seconds, no signup form.
- 7 min read
Programmable email vs. email API: what's the difference?
An email API sends mail from your code. Programmable email adds the return trip — inbound delivered as JSON, an inbox your app or agent owns, and replies threaded back out, all on one domain you control. A fair comparison with the round-trip code that a send-only API can't give you.
- 9 min read
What is programmable email?
Programmable email is email you drive entirely from code: send with one API call, receive every message as JSON on a webhook, and give any app or AI agent its own inbox on a domain you control, with no mail server to run. The developer definition, the three primitives, and runnable code.