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• Finds sent emails by recipient, status or subject to see what happened

  Searches the activity of emails you sent, by recipient, status or subject, so you can find out why a message did or did not arrive.

  Try: “Did the password reset email to jane@example.com get delivered?”

  Read · search_email_activity

• Shows the full delivery history of one sent email

  Get full delivery event history and details for a single sent message by its message ID.

  Try: “Show every delivery event for this message ID”

  Read · get_message_details

• Shows overall email stats like delivered, opens, clicks and bounces

  Shows account-wide email statistics such as requests, deliveries, opens, clicks and bounces for a date range.

  Try: “How did our email do last week: delivered, opens, clicks and bounces?”

  Read · get_global_stats

• Breaks down link clicks by browser

  Shows clicks grouped by browser.

  Try: “Which browsers do people click our links from?”

  Read · get_stats_by_browser

• Breaks down opens by email app type

  Shows opens grouped by email client type: desktop, mobile or webmail.

  Try: “Do more people open our emails in webmail or on desktop?”

  Read · get_stats_by_client_type

• Breaks down opens by desktop, mobile or tablet

  Shows opens grouped by device type: desktop, mobile or tablet.

  Try: “How many of our opens come from mobile?”

  Read · get_stats_by_device_type

• Breaks down opens and clicks by country

  Shows opens and clicks grouped by country.

  Try: “Which countries open our emails most?”

  Read · get_stats_by_country

• Breaks down stats by inbox provider like Gmail or Outlook

  Shows email statistics per mailbox provider, such as Gmail, Outlook or Yahoo, including blocks, bounces, opens and clicks.

  Try: “Are Gmail users bouncing more than Outlook users?”

  Read · get_stats_by_mailbox_provider

• Shows stats for emails tagged with a category

  Shows statistics for emails tagged with specific categories, for up to the last 13 months.

  Try: “How did emails in the onboarding category perform?”

  Read · get_category_stats

• Shows stats for specific subusers

  Retrieve email statistics for specific subusers.

  Try: “Compare sending stats for our two subusers”

  Read · get_subuser_stats

• Gives an overview of email performance across several breakdowns

  Get a comprehensive overview of email statistics across multiple dimensions.

  Try: “Give me an overview of our email performance this month”

  Read · get_stats_overview

• Lists your contact lists

  List all email lists.

  Try: “What contact lists do we have?”

  Read · list_email_lists

• Creates a contact list

  Create a new email list in your SendGrid account.

  Try: “Create a list called Webinar attendees”

  Write · create_email_list

• Renames or changes a contact list

  Update the properties of an existing email list.

  Try: “Rename the Beta list to Early access”

  Write · update_email_list

• Deletes a contact list

  Delete an existing email list from your SendGrid account.

  Try: “Delete the old Test list”

  Delete · delete_email_list

• Lists your segments and the lists they come from

  List all segments with their parent list relationships.

  Try: “What segments do we have?”

  Read · list_segments

• Opens the segment builder in your browser

  Open SendGrid segment creator in browser.

  Try: “Open the segment creator”

  Read · open_segment_creator

• Adds new contacts to your account

  Create new contacts in your SendGrid account.

  Try: “Add jane@example.com as a new contact”

  Write · create_contact

• Adds new contacts and puts them on lists

  Create new contacts and assign them to specific email lists.

  Try: “Add these three emails to the Newsletter list”

  Write · create_contact_with_lists

• Opens the contact upload page in your browser

  Open SendGrid CSV contact upload page in browser.

  Try: “Open the page to upload a contacts CSV”

  Read · open_csv_uploader

• Lists the extra fields stored on contacts

  List all custom fields.

  Try: “What custom contact fields do we have?”

  Read · list_custom_fields

• Adds a new field to contacts

  Create a new custom field for contacts.

  Try: “Add a custom field called plan_tier”

  Write · create_custom_field

• Renames a custom contact field

  Update an existing custom field definition.

  Try: “Rename the plan field to plan_tier”

  Write · update_custom_field

• Deletes a custom contact field

  Delete a custom field definition.

  Try: “Delete the unused referral_code field”

  Delete · delete_custom_field

• Lists your verified sender addresses

  List all verified senders.

  Try: “Which sender addresses are verified?”

  Read · list_senders

• Adds a new sender identity

  Create a new sender identity.

  Try: “Add support@example.com as a sender”

  Write · create_sender

• Deletes contacts

  Delete contacts by IDs.

  Try: “Delete the contact for old@example.com”

  Delete · delete_contact

• Takes contacts off a list without deleting them

  Remove contacts from a specific email list.

  Try: “Remove jane@example.com from the Beta list”

  Delete · remove_contact_from_lists

• Opens one contact's full details

  Get detailed information about a specific contact by ID.

  Try: “Show the full record for this contact”

  Read · get_contact

• Changes a contact's details

  Update existing contact information.

  Try: “Update Jane's first name and city”

  Write · update_contact

• Finds contacts that match conditions you describe

  Searches marketing contacts by conditions such as field values, returning the first 50 matches.

  Try: “Find contacts in California who signed up this year”

  Read · search_contacts

• Looks up contacts by their email addresses

  Search for specific contacts by their email addresses.

  Try: “Look up the contact record for jane@example.com”

  Read · search_contacts_by_emails

• Lists your most recently added or updated contacts

  Lists up to 50 of your most recently added or updated marketing contacts.

  Try: “Show my most recently added contacts”

  Read · list_contacts

• Deletes a sender identity

  Delete a verified sender identity.

  Try: “Delete the old noreply sender”

  Delete · delete_sender

• Changes a segment's name or rules

  Update an existing segment's name or query criteria.

  Try: “Change the Active users segment to last 60 days”

  Write · update_segment

• Deletes a segment

  Delete an existing segment.

  Try: “Delete the Old leads segment”

  Delete · delete_segment

• Lists your email templates

  Retrieve all transactional templates (legacy and dynamic).

  Try: “Show all our email templates”

  Read · list_templates

• Opens a template with all its versions

  Retrieve details of a specific template including all versions.

  Try: “Show the welcome email template and its versions”

  Read · get_template

• Creates a new email template

  Create a new dynamic transactional template.

  Try: “Create a template called Order shipped”

  Write · create_template

• Renames a template

  Update the name of an existing template.

  Try: “Rename the receipt template to Order receipt”

  Write · update_template

• Deletes a template and all its versions

  Delete a template and all its versions.

  Try: “Delete the old holiday template”

  Delete · delete_template

• Adds a new version to a template

  Create a new version of a template with HTML content and settings.

  Try: “Add a new version of the welcome email with this HTML”

  Write · create_template_version

• Opens one version of a template

  Retrieve details of a specific template version.

  Try: “Show the active version of the welcome template”

  Read · get_template_version

• Changes the content of a template version

  Update the content and settings of a template version.

  Try: “Update the subject line in the welcome email”

  Write · update_template_version

• Deletes one version of a template

  Delete a specific version of a template.

  Try: “Delete the draft version of the welcome email”

  Delete · delete_template_version

• Creates a template from HTML in one step

  Create a new template with HTML content in one step - perfect for AI-generated designs.

  Try: “Create a template from this HTML for our receipt email”

  Write · create_html_template

• Opens the visual template editor in your browser

  Open the SendGrid template editor in browser for visual editing.

  Try: “Open the template editor for the welcome email”

  Read · open_template_editor

• Sends an email

  Sends a real email through SendGrid to the recipients you give. Blocked while read-only mode is on.

  Try: “Send a test email to me from hello@example.com”

  Write · send_mail

• Lists your one-off email campaigns

  List all single send campaigns.

  Try: “List our recent campaigns”

  Read · list_single_sends

• Opens one campaign's content and settings

  Get detailed content and settings for a single send campaign.

  Try: “Show the content of last week's newsletter”

  Read · get_single_send

• Opens the campaign builder in your browser

  Open SendGrid single send creator in browser.

  Try: “Open the single send creator”

  Read · open_single_send_creator

• Opens a campaign's stats page in your browser

  Open single send stats page for a specific campaign.

  Try: “Open the stats for the October newsletter”

  Read · open_single_send_stats

• Lists your marketing automations

  List all marketing automations.

  Try: “What automations are running?”

  Read · list_automations

• Opens one automation with its steps and settings

  Get detailed information about a specific automation including all steps and settings.

  Try: “Show the steps in the onboarding automation”

  Read · get_automation

• Renames, starts or pauses an automation

  Update automation-level settings such as name, status, and title.

  Try: “Pause the onboarding automation”

  Write · update_automation_settings

• Changes one step of an automation

  Update individual step settings within an automation, including step status (activate/pause), wait time, and send configurations.

  Try: “Change the wait time on step 2 to three days”

  Write · update_automation_step

• Deletes an automation for good

  Permanently delete a marketing automation.

  Try: “Delete the old trial automation”

  Delete · delete_automation

• Opens the automation builder in your browser

  Open SendGrid automation creator in browser.

  Try: “Open the automation creator”

  Read · open_automation_creator

• Opens one automation in the editor in your browser

  Open automation editor for a specific automation.

  Try: “Open the onboarding automation in the editor”

  Read · open_automation_editor

• Lists your unsubscribe groups

  List all unsubscribe (suppression) groups on the account.

  Try: “What unsubscribe groups do we have?”

  Read · list_suppression_groups

• Creates an unsubscribe group

  Create a new unsubscribe (suppression) group.

  Try: “Create an unsubscribe group for Event invites”

  Write · create_suppression_group

• Opens one unsubscribe group

  Get details about a specific unsubscribe (suppression) group.

  Try: “Show the Product updates unsubscribe group”

  Read · get_suppression_group

• Changes an unsubscribe group

  Update the name, description, or default status of an existing suppression group.

  Try: “Rename the Promotions group to Offers”

  Write · update_suppression_group

• Deletes an unsubscribe group

  Permanently delete an unsubscribe (suppression) group.

  Try: “Delete the old Beta group”

  Delete · delete_suppression_group

• Lists who unsubscribed from one group

  List all email addresses that are unsubscribed from a specific suppression group.

  Try: “Who unsubscribed from Product updates?”

  Read · list_group_suppressions

• Unsubscribes people from one group

  Add one or more email addresses to a specific suppression group's unsubscribe list.

  Try: “Unsubscribe these addresses from Promotions”

  Write · add_group_suppressions

• Resubscribes someone to one group

  Remove a single email address from a specific suppression group's unsubscribe list.

  Try: “Resubscribe jane@example.com to Product updates”

  Delete · remove_group_suppression

• Lists people unsubscribed from all your mail

  List email addresses on the account-wide global unsubscribe list, optionally filtered by a time range.

  Try: “Who has unsubscribed from everything?”

  Read · list_global_suppressions

• Unsubscribes people from all your marketing mail

  Add recipients to the account-wide global unsubscribe list -- they will stop receiving all non-transactional mail from this account.

  Try: “Unsubscribe these addresses from all marketing mail”

  Write · add_global_suppression

• Checks if someone unsubscribed from all your mail

  Check whether a specific email address is on the account-wide global unsubscribe list.

  Try: “Is jane@example.com globally unsubscribed?”

  Read · get_global_suppression

• Resubscribes someone to your marketing mail

  Remove an email address from the account-wide global suppression list, effectively resubscribing them to non-transactional mail.

  Try: “Resubscribe jane@example.com”

  Delete · delete_global_suppression

• Lists addresses that bounced

  List all email addresses that have bounced, optionally filtered by a time range.

  Try: “Which addresses bounced this week?”

  Read · list_bounces

• Shows bounce records for one address

  Get bounce event(s) recorded for a specific email address.

  Try: “Why did mail to jane@example.com bounce?”

  Read · get_bounce

• Clears a bounce so the address can get mail again

  Remove a bounce record for an email address so this address can receive mail again.

  Try: “Clear the bounce for jane@example.com”

  Delete · delete_bounce

• Lists addresses that are blocked

  List all email addresses currently on the blocks list, optionally filtered by a time range.

  Try: “Which addresses are on the blocks list?”

  Read · list_blocks

• Takes an address off the blocks list

  Remove an email address from the blocks list so this address can receive mail again.

  Try: “Unblock jane@example.com”

  Delete · delete_block

• Lists people who marked your mail as spam

  List all email addresses that have reported mail as spam, optionally filtered by a time range.

  Try: “Who reported our emails as spam this month?”

  Read · list_spam_reports

• Removes an address from the spam reports list

  Remove an email address from the spam reports list so this address can receive mail again.

  Try: “Remove jane@example.com from spam reports”

  Delete · delete_spam_report

• Lists addresses marked invalid

  List all email addresses that have been marked invalid, optionally filtered by a time range.

  Try: “Which addresses are marked invalid?”

  Read · list_invalid_emails

• Removes an address from the invalid list

  Remove an email address from the invalid emails list so this address can receive mail again.

  Try: “Remove jane@example.com from the invalid list”

  Delete · delete_invalid_email

• Checks if an email address is real and deliverable

  Checks whether an email address is valid and likely to be delivered. Each check uses a paid validation credit.

  Try: “Is this signup address likely to bounce?”

  Read · validate_email

• Lists the domains set up for sending

  List all authenticated (whitelabel) domains configured for sending mail.

  Try: “Which domains are authenticated for sending?”

  Read · list_authenticated_domains

• Shows a sending domain and its DNS records

  Get detailed information about a specific authenticated domain, including its DNS records.

  Try: “Show the DNS records for example.com”

  Read · get_authenticated_domain

• Sets up a domain for sending

  Starts domain authentication for a custom domain and returns the DNS records you need to add.

  Try: “Set up mail.example.com for sending”

  Write · create_authenticated_domain

• Changes a sending domain's settings

  Update the custom SPF or default settings of an existing authenticated domain.

  Try: “Make mail.example.com the default domain”

  Write · update_authenticated_domain

• Deletes a sending domain for good

  Permanently delete an authenticated domain.

  Try: “Remove the old domain authentication”

  Delete · delete_authenticated_domain

• Checks a sending domain's DNS records

  Check whether the domain's DNS records are correctly configured for authentication.

  Try: “Are the DNS records for mail.example.com set up right?”

  Read · validate_authenticated_domain

• Shows your default sending domain

  Get the authenticated domain currently set as the default for sending mail.

  Try: “Which domain is our default sender domain?”

  Read · get_default_authenticated_domain

• Lists your branded tracking links

  List all branded links (link whitelabels) configured for click tracking.

  Try: “Which branded link domains do we have?”

  Read · list_branded_links

• Shows a branded link and its DNS records

  Get detailed information about a specific branded link, including its DNS records.

  Try: “Show the DNS records for our branded link”

  Read · get_branded_link

• Sets up click tracking on your own domain

  Set up branded link tracking (click tracking through the sender's own domain instead of sendgrid.net).

  Try: “Set up branded links on links.example.com”

  Write · create_branded_link

• Changes a branded link's default setting

  Update the default setting of an existing branded link.

  Try: “Make links.example.com the default branded link”

  Write · update_branded_link

• Deletes a branded link for good

  Permanently delete a branded link.

  Try: “Delete the old branded link”

  Delete · delete_branded_link

• Checks a branded link's DNS records

  Check whether the branded link's DNS records are correctly configured.

  Try: “Is our branded link DNS set up right?”

  Read · validate_branded_link

• Lists your event webhooks

  List all configured Event Webhook settings on the account.

  Try: “Where do we send email event notifications?”

  Read · list_event_webhooks

• Opens one event webhook's settings

  Get the configuration of a specific Event Webhook by ID.

  Try: “Show the settings of our event webhook”

  Read · get_event_webhook

• Creates a webhook that reports email events to a URL

  Creates a new Event Webhook that POSTs email events (delivered, bounced, opened, clicked, etc.) to the given URL.

  Try: “Send delivery and bounce events to https://example.com/hooks”

  Write · create_event_webhook

• Changes an event webhook

  Update the configuration of an existing Event Webhook.

  Try: “Add open events to our webhook”

  Write · update_event_webhook

• Deletes an event webhook for good

  Permanently delete an Event Webhook configuration.

  Try: “Delete the old staging webhook”

  Delete · delete_event_webhook

• Sends a test event to a webhook URL

  Sends a test event payload to the given webhook URL to verify it's reachable and correctly configured.

  Try: “Send a test event to our webhook”

  Network · test_event_webhook

• Lists where incoming mail is forwarded

  List all configured Inbound Parse webhook settings on the account.

  Try: “What inbound parse settings do we have?”

  Read · list_inbound_parse_settings

• Opens the incoming mail setting for one hostname

  Get the Inbound Parse webhook configuration for a specific hostname.

  Try: “Show the inbound parse setting for parse.example.com”

  Read · get_inbound_parse_setting

• Forwards mail sent to a hostname to your URL

  Configures inbound email parsing so mail sent to the given hostname is POSTed to the given URL.

  Try: “Forward mail for parse.example.com to our webhook”

  Write · create_inbound_parse_setting

• Changes an incoming mail setting

  Update the Inbound Parse webhook configuration for a specific hostname.

  Try: “Point parse.example.com at the new URL”

  Write · update_inbound_parse_setting

• Deletes an incoming mail setting for good

  Permanently delete an Inbound Parse webhook configuration for a hostname.

  Try: “Delete the inbound parse for old.example.com”

  Delete · delete_inbound_parse_setting

• Shows how many incoming emails were parsed

  Get statistics on the number of inbound emails parsed over a given date range.

  Try: “How many inbound emails did we parse last month?”

  Read · get_inbound_parse_stats

• Shows all your tracking settings

  Retrieve all tracking settings (click, open, subscription, Google Analytics) in one call.

  Try: “Show our tracking settings”

  Read · get_tracking_settings

• Shows whether click tracking is on

  Retrieve the current click tracking setting.

  Try: “Is click tracking on?”

  Read · get_click_tracking_settings

• Turns click tracking on or off

  Enable or disable click tracking on links within emails.

  Try: “Turn off click tracking”

  Write · update_click_tracking_settings

• Shows your Google Analytics link tagging

  Retrieve the current Google Analytics tracking settings.

  Try: “What UTM tags do we add to links?”

  Read · get_google_analytics_settings

• Changes the Google Analytics tags on links

  Update Google Analytics tracking settings, including UTM campaign, content, medium, source, and term values.

  Try: “Set utm_source to newsletter”

  Write · update_google_analytics_settings

• Shows whether open tracking is on

  Retrieve the current open tracking setting.

  Try: “Is open tracking on?”

  Read · get_open_tracking_settings

• Turns open tracking on or off

  Enable or disable open tracking, which inserts an invisible pixel to record when an email is opened.

  Try: “Turn on open tracking”

  Write · update_open_tracking_settings

• Shows your unsubscribe link settings

  Retrieve the current subscription tracking settings.

  Try: “Show our unsubscribe link settings”

  Read · get_subscription_tracking_settings

• Changes your unsubscribe link and page

  Update subscription tracking settings, including the unsubscribe link content, landing page, URL, and replacement tag.

  Try: “Change the unsubscribe landing page URL”

  Write · update_subscription_tracking_settings

• Shows all your mail settings

  Retrieve all mail settings (address whitelist, bounce purge, footer, forward bounce, forward spam, etc.) in one call.

  Try: “Show all our mail settings”

  Read · get_all_mail_settings

• Shows addresses that skip your suppression lists

  Retrieve the current address whitelist mail setting, which controls which email addresses or domains bypass all suppression lists.

  Try: “Which addresses bypass suppressions?”

  Read · get_address_whitelist_settings

• Changes which addresses skip suppression lists

  Update the address whitelist setting that controls which email addresses or domains bypass all suppression lists.

  Try: “Let mail to qa@example.com bypass suppressions”

  Write · update_address_whitelist_settings

• Shows how long bounce records are kept

  Retrieve the current bounce purge mail setting, which automatically purges old bounce records after a configured number of days.

  Try: “How long do we keep bounce records?”

  Read · get_bounce_purge_settings

• Changes how long bounce records are kept

  Update the bounce purge setting that automatically purges old bounce records after a configured number of days.

  Try: “Purge bounces after 30 days”

  Write · update_bounce_purge_settings

• Shows the footer added to every email

  Retrieve the current footer mail setting, which appends a footer to every outgoing email.

  Try: “What footer do we add to emails?”

  Read · get_footer_settings

• Changes the footer added to every email

  Update the footer setting that appends a footer to every outgoing email.

  Try: “Add our address to the email footer”

  Write · update_footer_settings

• Shows where bounce notices are forwarded

  Retrieve the current forward bounce mail setting, which forwards bounce notifications to a given email address.

  Try: “Where do bounce notices go?”

  Read · get_forward_bounce_settings

• Changes where bounce notices are forwarded

  Update the forward bounce setting that forwards bounce notifications to a given email address.

  Try: “Forward bounce notices to ops@example.com”

  Write · update_forward_bounce_settings

• Shows where spam reports are forwarded

  Retrieve the current forward spam mail setting, which forwards spam report notifications to a given email address.

  Try: “Where do spam report notices go?”

  Read · get_forward_spam_settings

• Changes where spam reports are forwarded

  Update the forward spam setting that forwards spam report notifications to a given email address.

  Try: “Forward spam reports to abuse@example.com”

  Write · update_forward_spam_settings

• Lists your saved email designs

  List all custom email designs in the Design Library.

  Try: “Show our saved email designs”

  Read · list_designs

• Saves a new email design from HTML

  Create a new custom email design in the Design Library from raw HTML.

  Try: “Save this HTML as a design called Receipt”

  Write · create_design

• Opens one saved email design

  Get details for a specific design in the Design Library.

  Try: “Show the Holiday design”

  Read · get_design

• Changes a saved email design

  Update the content or metadata of an existing design in the Design Library.

  Try: “Update the Holiday design with this HTML”

  Write · update_design

• Deletes a saved email design for good

  Permanently delete a custom design from the Design Library.

  Try: “Delete the old Test design”

  Delete · delete_design

• Copies a saved email design

  Create a copy of an existing design in the Design Library.

  Try: “Make a copy of the Newsletter design”

  Write · duplicate_design

• Lists SendGrid's ready-made designs

  List SendGrid's built-in pre-made design templates.

  Try: “Show SendGrid's ready-made designs”

  Read · list_prebuilt_designs

• Opens one of SendGrid's ready-made designs

  Get details for one of SendGrid's built-in pre-made designs.

  Try: “Show the ready-made Welcome design”

  Read · get_prebuilt_design

• Copies a ready-made design so you can edit it

  Create an editable copy of one of SendGrid's built-in pre-made designs.

  Try: “Copy the ready-made Welcome design”

  Write · duplicate_prebuilt_design

• Lists your sending IP addresses

  List all IP addresses assigned to the account.

  Try: “Which IP addresses do we send from?”

  Read · list_ip_addresses

• Shows one IP address and its warmup status

  Get details for a specific IP address, including its warmup status and assigned subusers.

  Try: “Is our new IP still warming up?”

  Read · get_ip_address

• Lists IP addresses assigned to subusers

  List all IP addresses that are currently assigned to a subuser.

  Try: “Which IPs are assigned to subusers?”

  Read · list_assigned_ips

• Lists your IP pools

  List all IP pools on the account.

  Try: “What IP pools do we have?”

  Read · list_ip_pools

• Shows one IP pool and its addresses

  Get details for a specific IP pool, including the IP addresses it contains.

  Try: “Which IPs are in the marketing pool?”

  Read · get_ip_pool

• Shows how many more dedicated IPs you can buy

  Get the count and cost of additional dedicated IP addresses available for purchase.

  Try: “How many more dedicated IPs can we add?”

  Read · get_remaining_ips

• Lists IP addresses that are warming up

  List all IP addresses currently in the warmup process.

  Try: “Which IPs are in warmup?”

  Read · list_ip_warmups

• Shows the warmup status of one IP

  Get the warmup status for a specific IP address.

  Try: “What is the warmup status of this IP?”

  Read · get_ip_warmup_status

• Lists IPs allowed to access your account

  List IP addresses allowed to access the account via the API/UI (the access allowlist).

  Try: “Which IPs can access our account?”

  Read · list_allowed_ips

• Opens one allowed IP entry

  Get details for a specific entry in the access allowlist.

  Try: “Show this allowed IP entry”

  Read · get_allowed_ip

• Shows recent logins and blocked access attempts

  List recent account access attempts (successful and blocked logins/API calls).

  Try: “Any blocked login attempts this week?”

  Read · list_access_activity

• Lists your API key names, not the keys

  List all API keys on the account (names and IDs only, not the secret key values).

  Try: “What API keys exist on our account?”

  Read · list_api_keys

• Shows one API key's name and permissions

  Get details for a specific API key, including its scopes.

  Try: “What permissions does the Zapier key have?”

  Read · get_api_key

• Lists your usage and stats alerts

  List all usage/stats alerts configured on the account.

  Try: “What usage alerts are set up?”

  Read · list_alerts

• Opens one usage or stats alert

  Get details for a specific alert.

  Try: “Show the usage limit alert”

  Read · get_alert

• Lists the people on your account

  List all teammates (users) on the account.

  Try: “Who has access to our SendGrid account?”

  Read · list_teammates

• Shows one teammate and their permissions

  Get details for a specific teammate, including their permission scopes.

  Try: “What can Alex do in SendGrid?”

  Read · get_teammate

• Lists invites that are not accepted yet

  List pending teammate invitations that haven't been accepted yet.

  Try: “Which teammate invites are still pending?”

  Read · list_pending_teammates

• Used by the assistant behind the scenes

  Lists the permissions available for API keys

  Get available permission scopes for API keys.

  Try: “What permissions does this key have?”

  Read · get_scopes

Watch out for

• It can send real email from your domain

  Once read-only is off, the send tool delivers mail to any address you or the assistant give it. Keep read-only on unless you need sending. github.com

• It can delete contacts, lists and templates

  With read-only off it can also remove senders, segments, webhooks and sending domains. Approve each tool call before it runs. github.com

• A Full Access key reaches your whole account

  Create a key with only the permissions you need. Every request the assistant makes runs with that key. github.com

• Contact details go to the AI model

  Listing or searching contacts sends names and email addresses to your AI provider. github.com

• Checking an address costs a credit

  Email address validation uses a paid SendGrid validation credit for each check. github.com

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