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Signup automation: sign up for services that require email verification

ThreadCamp gives the agent a real email address so it can sign up for services that require email verification - with programmatic inboxes, wait_for_message for time-sensitive replies, and human approval when a send matters.

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Give the agent an inbox

Call POST /v1/inboxes (or create_inbox over MCP) to get a working address in milliseconds - on the shared in.threadcamp.com domain or your own custom domain. The agent reads inbound mail, replies on the thread and forwards, all with the same key.

Wait for the message that unblocks the task

Many agent jobs stall on an email arriving - an OTP, a verification link, a reply. wait_for_message polls the inbox for the specific message the agent needs mid-task, so it can continue without a brittle sleep-and-retry loop.

// Poll a ThreadCamp inbox for an incoming OTP or verification email
const msg = await fetch("https://threadcamp.vercel.app/v1/inboxes/inbox_.../wait", {
  method: "POST",
  headers: { Authorization: "Bearer sk_live_...", "Content-Type": "application/json" },
  body: JSON.stringify({ from: "no-reply@service.com", timeout_s: 120 }),
}).then((r) => r.json());

// -> { "id": "msg_...", "text": "Your code is 481920", ... }

Keep a human in the loop

For anything that sends outward, set the inbox to approve-first. Every agent send is held as a pending draft in a human approval queue; a one-click approval is what actually executes the send. That is how a signup automation runs unattended without becoming a spam risk.

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Questions

How does ThreadCamp support a signup automation?

Create a real inbox with POST /v1/inboxes, then let the agent sign up for services that require email verification. It reads inbound mail over signed webhooks or polling, uses wait_for_message for time-sensitive replies like OTPs, and can be set to approve-first so a human signs off before anything sends.

Is a signup automation safe to run unattended?

Each inbox has an autonomy policy - auto, approve-first or notify. Under approve-first every send lands as a pending draft in a human approval queue. Scoped API keys, sandbox mode, rate limits and bounce auto-pause bound the blast radius.

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