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• Sends an email right away or at a scheduled time

  Sends a transactional email with HTML or text, attachments, CC/BCC, reply-to, tags and an optional send time. It goes out for real.

  Try: “Email sam@example.com from hello@mydomain.com saying the report is ready.”

  Write · send-email

• Sends up to 100 separate emails in one go

  Sends many individual transactional emails at once, each with its own recipient and content.

  Try: “Send each of these 20 customers their own renewal reminder.”

  Write · send-batch-emails

• Lists the emails you sent recently and their status

  Shows recently sent transactional emails with recipient, subject, delivery status and time.

  Try: “Which emails did we send in the last hour?”

  Read · list-emails

• Shows the full details of one sent email

  Returns one sent email's content, status and message ID.

  Try: “Show me the email we sent to sam@example.com this morning.”

  Read · get-email

• Shows delivery and open rates for a date range

  Reports sent, delivered, bounced, opened and clicked counts for your account over a period.

  Try: “How many emails bounced last week?”

  Read · get-email-metrics

• Changes the send time of a scheduled email

  Reschedules an email that has not gone out yet.

  Try: “Move tomorrow's scheduled email to 9 am Friday.”

  Write · update-email

• Cancels a scheduled email before it goes out

  Stops an email that was scheduled for later and has not been sent.

  Try: “Cancel the email scheduled for tonight.”

  Write · cancel-email

• Makes a shareable link to an email

  Creates a link anyone can open to view a sent or received email, without a Resend login.

  Try: “Give me a link to share the welcome email with my designer.”

  Write · share-email

• Lists the attachments on a sent email

  Shows the files attached to a sent email, with download links.

  Try: “What files were attached to the invoice email?”

  Read · list-sent-email-attachments

• Gets a download link for a sent attachment

  Returns one attachment from a sent email with a temporary download link.

  Try: “Get the PDF attached to that invoice email.”

  Read · get-sent-email-attachment

• Lists emails that arrived at your receiving address

  Shows incoming email received by your Resend receiving address.

  Try: “What emails did I get today?”

  Read · list-received-emails

• Reads one received email in full

  Returns a received email's content, headers and a raw download link.

  Try: “Open the latest email from support@vendor.com.”

  Read · get-received-email

• Lists the attachments on a received email

  Shows files attached to an incoming email, with temporary download links.

  Try: “Which attachments came with that customer email?”

  Read · list-received-email-attachments

• Gets a download link for a received attachment

  Returns one attachment from a received email with a temporary download link.

  Try: “Download the screenshot the customer sent.”

  Read · get-received-email-attachment

• Lists your Resend inboxes and their unread counts

  Shows the inboxes on your account, the addresses they receive at and how much is unread.

  Try: “Which inboxes have unread mail?”

  Read · list-inboxes

• Shows one inbox's address and unread threads

  Returns an inbox's details, such as its address and unread thread count.

  Try: “How many unread threads are in support@mydomain.com?”

  Read · get-inbox

• Creates an inbox that receives mail at an address

  Sets up an inbox on one of your domains that collects incoming mail into threads.

  Try: “Create an inbox for help@mydomain.com.”

  Write · create-inbox

• Renames an inbox or changes its display name

  Changes an inbox's internal name or the sender name on mail it sends.

  Try: “Change the support inbox's display name to Acme Support.”

  Write · update-inbox

• Deletes an inbox and all its threads

  Removes an inbox along with every thread in it.

  Try: “Delete the old sales inbox.”

  Delete · remove-inbox

• Lists the conversations in an inbox

  Browses threads in an inbox by folder, label or read state.

  Try: “Show unread threads in the support inbox.”

  Read · list-inbox-threads

• Searches an inbox's conversations by text

  Finds threads in an inbox by words, sender or subject.

  Try: “Find threads in support mentioning a refund.”

  Read · search-inbox-threads

• Shows one conversation and its messages

  Returns a thread and the list of its emails, oldest first.

  Try: “Show me the thread with Dana about the delayed order.”

  Read · get-inbox-thread

• Lists the messages in a conversation

  Lists the emails in one thread without their bodies.

  Try: “How many messages are in this thread?”

  Read · list-inbox-thread-emails

• Reads one message in a conversation

  Returns one message from a thread with its body, addresses and attachments.

  Try: “Read Dana's last message in that thread.”

  Read · get-inbox-thread-email

• Marks a conversation read or moves it to a folder

  Marks a thread read or unread, or moves it to another folder.

  Try: “Mark the refund thread as read and archive it.”

  Write · update-inbox-thread

• Adds labels to a conversation

  Tags a thread with one or more labels, keeping existing ones.

  Try: “Label this thread urgent.”

  Write · add-inbox-thread-labels

• Replaces all labels on a conversation

  Sets a thread's labels to exactly the ones given.

  Try: “Set this thread's labels to billing only.”

  Write · set-inbox-thread-labels

• Takes one label off a conversation

  Removes a single label from one thread; the label still exists elsewhere.

  Try: “Remove the urgent label from this thread.”

  Delete · remove-inbox-thread-label

• Moves a conversation to the trash

  Moves a whole thread to trash, where it is scheduled for deletion.

  Try: “Trash the spam thread from yesterday.”

  Delete · remove-inbox-thread

• Replies to a message in an inbox

  Sends a real reply from the inbox's address to the message's author, right away.

  Try: “Reply to Dana that her order ships tomorrow.”

  Write · reply-to-inbox-thread-email

• Forwards a message from an inbox

  Forwards a message from a thread to someone else, sent immediately.

  Try: “Forward Dana's message to ops@mydomain.com.”

  Write · forward-inbox-thread-email

• Sends a new email from an inbox, starting a thread

  Sends a new message from an inbox's address and opens a thread for replies.

  Try: “From support, email lee@example.com to ask for their order number.”

  Write · send-new-inbox-email

• Lists the labels in an inbox

  Shows the labels threads in an inbox can carry.

  Try: “What labels does the support inbox have?”

  Read · list-inbox-labels

• Creates a new label in an inbox

  Adds a label that threads in the inbox can be tagged with.

  Try: “Create a label called VIP in the support inbox.”

  Write · create-inbox-label

• Renames or recolours a label

  Changes a label's name or colour everywhere it is used.

  Try: “Rename the label urgent to priority.”

  Write · update-inbox-label

• Deletes a label from an inbox

  Removes a label and takes it off every thread; threads stay.

  Try: “Delete the old promo label.”

  Delete · remove-inbox-label

• Lists unsent drafts in an inbox

  Shows the drafts saved in an inbox but not sent.

  Try: “Which drafts are waiting in the support inbox?”

  Read · list-inbox-drafts

• Reads one draft in full

  Returns a draft's recipients, subject, body and attachments.

  Try: “Show me the draft reply to Dana.”

  Read · get-inbox-draft

• Saves a draft in an inbox without sending it

  Creates a message in an inbox that is saved for later and not sent.

  Try: “Draft a reply to Dana but don't send it yet.”

  Write · create-inbox-draft

• Edits a saved draft

  Changes a draft's recipients, subject, body or attachments.

  Try: “Make the draft to Dana a bit friendlier.”

  Write · update-inbox-draft

• Deletes a draft

  Throws away a draft that was never sent.

  Try: “Delete the draft to Lee.”

  Delete · remove-inbox-draft

• Sends a saved draft

  Sends a draft from the inbox's address to its recipients, right away.

  Try: “Send the draft reply to Dana now.”

  Write · send-inbox-draft

• Shows the AI agent settings of an inbox

  Returns the instructions, tone and allowed actions of an inbox's AI agent.

  Try: “What is the support inbox's agent allowed to do?”

  Read · get-inbox-agent

• Changes the AI agent settings of an inbox

  Updates the instructions, tone or allowed actions of an inbox's AI agent.

  Try: “Tell the support inbox agent to reply in a formal tone.”

  Write · update-inbox-agent

• Lists your email templates

  Shows your templates with their names, status and aliases.

  Try: “Which email templates do we have?”

  Read · list-templates

• Shows one template in full

  Returns a template's subject, sender, HTML and variables.

  Try: “Show me the password reset template.”

  Read · get-template

• Creates a new email template as a draft

  Creates a template with placeholders that you publish before use.

  Try: “Create a welcome email template with a first-name variable.”

  Write · create-template

• Edits a template's subject, sender, HTML or variables

  Changes a template's details; republish it afterwards.

  Try: “Change the welcome template's subject to Welcome aboard.”

  Write · update-template

• Sets a template's content for the visual editor

  Writes a template's content in the format the Resend dashboard editor uses.

  Try: “Lay out the welcome template so I can edit it in the dashboard.”

  Write · compose-template

• Publishes a template so emails can use it

  Makes a template, or its latest changes, available for sending.

  Try: “Publish the updated welcome template.”

  Write · publish-template

• Copies a template into a new draft

  Creates a new draft copy of an existing template.

  Try: “Duplicate the welcome template for our Spanish version.”

  Write · duplicate-template

• Deletes a template

  Removes an email template.

  Try: “Delete the old holiday template.”

  Delete · remove-template

• Lists your broadcast campaigns

  Shows newsletters and bulk sends with their audience, status and dates.

  Try: “Which broadcasts are scheduled?”

  Read · list-broadcasts

• Shows one broadcast in full

  Returns a broadcast's content, audience and status.

  Try: “Show me last month's newsletter.”

  Read · get-broadcast

• Creates a broadcast for a segment

  Creates a newsletter or bulk email draft aimed at a segment, with sender and content.

  Try: “Create a broadcast to the beta segment announcing the new feature.”

  Write · create-broadcast

• Edits a broadcast's subject, sender, content or audience

  Changes the details of a broadcast before it is sent.

  Try: “Change the newsletter's subject line.”

  Write · update-broadcast

• Sets a broadcast's content for the visual editor

  Writes a broadcast's content in the format the dashboard editor uses.

  Try: “Lay out this newsletter so I can tweak it in the dashboard.”

  Write · compose-broadcast

• Sends or schedules a broadcast

  Sends an existing broadcast to its segment now or at a set time.

  Try: “Send the November newsletter tomorrow at 10 am.”

  Write · send-broadcast

• Cancels a queued or scheduled broadcast

  Stops a broadcast that is queued or scheduled, without deleting it.

  Try: “Cancel the newsletter scheduled for Friday.”

  Write · cancel-broadcast

• Copies a broadcast into a new draft

  Creates a new draft broadcast with the same audience and content.

  Try: “Duplicate last month's newsletter as a starting point.”

  Write · duplicate-broadcast

• Deletes a broadcast

  Removes a broadcast campaign.

  Try: “Delete the test broadcast.”

  Delete · remove-broadcast

• Shows which links in a broadcast got clicked

  Ranks the links in a broadcast by number of clicks.

  Try: “Which link in the newsletter got the most clicks?”

  Read · list-broadcast-clicked-links

• Lists who opened, clicked or bounced a broadcast

  Lists a broadcast's recipients for one event, such as opened or bounced.

  Try: “Who bounced from yesterday's newsletter?”

  Read · list-broadcast-recipients

• Lists your contacts, optionally in one segment

  Shows contacts and their emails, optionally filtered by segment.

  Try: “List the contacts in the beta segment.”

  Read · list-contacts

• Looks up one contact by email or ID

  Returns a contact's details.

  Try: “Look up sam@example.com in our contacts.”

  Read · get-contact

• Adds a new contact

  Creates a contact and can add them to segments and topics.

  Try: “Add lee@example.com as a contact in the customers segment.”

  Write · create-contact

• Updates a contact's details

  Changes a contact's name, properties or unsubscribe status.

  Try: “Mark sam@example.com as unsubscribed.”

  Write · update-contact

• Deletes a contact

  Removes a contact from your account.

  Try: “Delete the contact test@example.com.”

  Delete · remove-contact

• Adds a contact to a segment

  Puts a contact into a segment.

  Try: “Add sam@example.com to the VIP segment.”

  Write · add-contact-to-segment

• Removes a contact from a segment

  Takes a contact out of a segment.

  Try: “Remove sam@example.com from the beta segment.”

  Delete · remove-contact-from-segment

• Shows which segments a contact is in

  Lists every segment a contact belongs to.

  Try: “Which segments is sam@example.com in?”

  Read · list-contact-segments

• Shows a contact's topic subscriptions

  Lists which subscription topics a contact is opted in or out of.

  Try: “What is sam@example.com subscribed to?”

  Read · list-contact-topics

• Changes a contact's topic subscriptions

  Opts a contact in or out of subscription topics.

  Try: “Unsubscribe sam@example.com from product updates.”

  Write · update-contact-topics

• Imports contacts from a CSV file

  Starts a bulk import of contacts from a CSV file and returns an ID to track it.

  Try: “Import the contacts in customers.csv.”

  Write · create-contact-import

• Checks the progress of a contact import

  Shows the status and counts of an import.

  Try: “Has the CSV import finished?”

  Read · get-contact-import

• Lists past and running contact imports

  Shows contact imports, optionally by status.

  Try: “Did any imports fail this week?”

  Read · list-contact-imports

• Lists your custom contact fields

  Shows the custom attributes, like plan or company, set up for contacts.

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

  Read · list-contact-properties

• Shows one custom contact field

  Returns the details of a custom contact attribute.

  Try: “Show the plan_tier property.”

  Read · get-contact-property

• Adds a custom contact field

  Creates a custom attribute you can set on contacts.

  Try: “Add a company_name field to contacts.”

  Write · create-contact-property

• Changes a contact field's fallback value

  Updates the default value of a custom contact attribute.

  Try: “Set the default plan_tier to free.”

  Write · update-contact-property

• Deletes a custom contact field

  Removes a custom contact attribute.

  Try: “Delete the old referral_code field.”

  Delete · remove-contact-property

• Lists your audience segments

  Shows the groups of contacts you can target with broadcasts.

  Try: “Which segments do we have?”

  Read · list-segments

• Shows one segment

  Returns a segment's details.

  Try: “Show me the beta segment.”

  Read · get-segment

• Creates an audience segment

  Creates a group of contacts to target with broadcasts.

  Try: “Create a segment called Early adopters.”

  Write · create-segment

• Renames a segment

  Changes a segment's name.

  Try: “Rename the beta segment to Pilot users.”

  Write · update-segment

• Deletes a segment

  Removes an audience segment.

  Try: “Delete the old test segment.”

  Delete · remove-segment

• Lists your subscription topics

  Shows the email types contacts can subscribe to or opt out of.

  Try: “Which subscription topics exist?”

  Read · list-topics

• Shows one subscription topic

  Returns a topic's details.

  Try: “Show me the product updates topic.”

  Read · get-topic

• Creates a subscription topic

  Adds a type of email contacts can opt in or out of.

  Try: “Create a topic for monthly newsletters.”

  Write · create-topic

• Edits a subscription topic

  Changes a topic's name or description.

  Try: “Rename the news topic to Monthly digest.”

  Write · update-topic

• Deletes a subscription topic

  Removes a subscription topic.

  Try: “Delete the old promotions topic.”

  Delete · remove-topic

• Lists addresses that will never be emailed

  Shows the suppression list, optionally by reason such as bounce or complaint.

  Try: “Which addresses are suppressed for bouncing?”

  Read · list-suppressions

• Checks whether an address is suppressed and why

  Looks up one address on the suppression list.

  Try: “Is sam@example.com blocked from our emails?”

  Read · get-suppression

• Stops all email to an address

  Adds an address to the suppression list so it never receives your mail.

  Try: “Never email lee@example.com again.”

  Write · add-suppression

• Stops email to many addresses at once

  Adds several addresses to the suppression list in one call.

  Try: “Suppress all the addresses in this do-not-contact list.”

  Write · batch-add-suppressions

• Lets a suppressed address receive email again

  Takes an address off the suppression list.

  Try: “Unblock sam@example.com, they fixed their mailbox.”

  Delete · remove-suppression

• Lets many suppressed addresses receive email again

  Removes several entries from the suppression list at once.

  Try: “Remove these five addresses from the suppression list.”

  Delete · batch-remove-suppressions

• Lists your sending domains and their status

  Shows your domains with verification status, region and capabilities.

  Try: “Which of my domains are verified?”

  Read · list-domains

• Shows a domain and the DNS records it needs

  Returns a domain's details, including the DNS records for verification.

  Try: “What DNS records do I need for mail.example.com?”

  Read · get-domain

• Adds a sending domain

  Adds a domain and returns the DNS records to set at your DNS provider.

  Try: “Add mail.example.com as a sending domain.”

  Write · create-domain

• Changes tracking, TLS or sending settings for a domain

  Updates a domain's click and open tracking, TLS mode or sending and receiving options.

  Try: “Turn on click tracking for mail.example.com.”

  Write · update-domain

• Starts DNS verification for a domain

  Asks Resend to check a domain's DNS records.

  Try: “Check if mail.example.com is verified now.”

  Write · verify-domain

• Deletes a sending domain

  Removes a domain from your account.

  Try: “Remove the old domain example.net.”

  Delete · remove-domain

• Claims a domain another Resend account verified

  Starts moving a domain verified elsewhere into your account, with new DKIM keys.

  Try: “Claim mydomain.com from our old Resend account.”

  Write · create-domain-claim

• Checks the status of a domain claim

  Shows a domain claim's status and the TXT record it needs.

  Try: “How is the mydomain.com claim going?”

  Read · get-domain-claim

• Starts verification of a domain claim

  Asks Resend to check DNS and transfer a claimed domain.

  Try: “Verify the mydomain.com claim.”

  Write · verify-domain-claim

• Creates an automation triggered by events

  Builds an email workflow that runs steps when an event happens.

  Try: “When a user signs up, send a welcome email, then a tips email 3 days later.”

  Write · create-automation

• Shows one automation or lists them all

  Returns an automation and its workflow, or lists all automations.

  Try: “Show me our onboarding automation.”

  Read · get-automation

• Renames, enables, disables or edits an automation

  Changes an automation's name, on or off status, or workflow.

  Try: “Pause the onboarding automation.”

  Write · update-automation

• Copies an automation

  Creates a copy of an automation with its steps.

  Try: “Duplicate the onboarding automation for trial users.”

  Write · duplicate-automation

• Deletes an automation

  Removes an automation.

  Try: “Delete the old drip automation.”

  Delete · remove-automation

• Shows the runs of an automation

  Lists when an automation ran or shows one run's details.

  Try: “Did the onboarding automation run for sam@example.com?”

  Read · get-automation-runs

• Fires an event that triggers automations for a contact

  Sends an event for a contact, starting any automation that listens for it.

  Try: “Send a trial_ended event for sam@example.com.”

  Write · send-event

• Creates, lists, edits or deletes event types

  Manages the named events your app sends to start automations.

  Try: “Create an event type called trial_ended.”

  Delete · manage-events

• Lists your webhooks

  Shows your webhook endpoints and the events they receive.

  Try: “Which webhooks are set up?”

  Read · list-webhooks

• Shows a webhook and its signing secret

  Returns a webhook's details, including the secret used to verify payloads.

  Try: “Show me the signing secret for our delivery webhook.”

  Read · get-webhook

• Creates a webhook for email events

  Sends notifications to your URL when events like delivered or bounced happen.

  Try: “Send bounce events to https://api.example.com/hooks/resend.”

  Write · create-webhook

• Changes a webhook's URL, events or on/off state

  Updates where a webhook points, what it listens to, or disables it.

  Try: “Add opened events to our webhook.”

  Write · update-webhook

• Deletes a webhook

  Removes a webhook endpoint.

  Try: “Delete the old staging webhook.”

  Delete · remove-webhook

• Lists the events sent to a webhook

  Shows recent events delivered to a webhook and whether each succeeded.

  Try: “Did our webhook receive yesterday's bounces?”

  Read · list-webhook-events

• Shows the exact payload sent to a webhook

  Returns one webhook event with the payload Resend sent.

  Try: “Show me the payload of the last failed event.”

  Read · get-webhook-event

• Shows delivery attempts for a webhook event

  Lists each attempt to deliver an event and what your endpoint returned.

  Try: “Why did that webhook event fail?”

  Read · list-webhook-event-attempts

• Re-sends a webhook event to your endpoint

  Queues another delivery of a webhook event, like the dashboard's Replay button.

  Try: “Replay the failed bounce event.”

  Write · replay-webhook-event

• Replaces a webhook's signing secret

  Issues a new signing secret for a webhook; update your app to match.

  Try: “Rotate the signing secret on our webhook.”

  Write · rotate-webhook-signing-secret

• Lists your Resend API keys

  Shows API key names and when they were created.

  Try: “Which API keys do we have?”

  Read · list-api-keys

• Creates a new API key

  Creates an API key; the token is shown only once.

  Try: “Create a sending-only API key for our staging app.”

  Write · create-api-key

• Renames an API key

  Changes an API key's name.

  Try: “Rename the key prod to production.”

  Write · update-api-key

• Deletes an API key

  Removes an API key, so anything using it stops working.

  Try: “Delete the old test API key.”

  Delete · remove-api-key

• Lists apps signed in to your Resend team

  Shows the apps you have authorised to act for your team.

  Try: “Which apps have access to our Resend account?”

  Read · list-oauth-grants

• Revokes an app's access to your team

  Removes an authorised app's access.

  Try: “Revoke access for the old Zapier connection.”

  Delete · revoke-oauth-grant

• Lists recent API requests on your account

  Shows API request logs to review activity or debug errors.

  Try: “Show failed API requests from the last hour.”

  Read · list-logs

• Shows one API request with its full request and response

  Returns a logged API request with its request and response bodies.

  Try: “Show me the full error for that failed send.”

  Read · get-log

• Shows your usage against plan limits

  Reports emails sent and received, contacts, broadcasts and other usage against your quota.

  Try: “How close are we to this month's sending limit?”

  Read · get-usage

• Used by the assistant behind the scenes

  Reads a broadcast or template's editor content

  Fetches the visual editor content of a broadcast or template so it can be edited.

  Try: “Read the newsletter's editor content.”

  Read · get-tiptap-json-content

• Shows the assistant as present in the dashboard editor

  Displays an agent avatar in the Resend editor while it works on a draft.

  Try: “Join the editor while you update the newsletter.”

  Write · connect-to-editor

• Leaves the dashboard editor

  Removes the agent avatar from the Resend editor when done.

  Try: “Leave the editor.”

  Write · disconnect-from-editor

Watch out for

• It sends real email to real people

  Send, reply, forward and broadcast tools email recipients the moment they run, including whole segments. Read the recipients before you approve a send. github.com

• It can delete domains, contacts and API keys

  With sign-in or a full-access key it can remove domains, contacts, templates, webhooks and API keys. The assistant is told to confirm first, but keep tool approval on. github.com

• Local mode can attach any file on your disk

  On the local server, attachments and contact imports can read any file unless you limit them to chosen folders. Set the allowed folders option. github.com

• A sending-only key limits the damage

  Resend keys can be limited to sending, and to a single domain. Use one when you only need the assistant to send. resend.com

• You can revoke sign-in access

  Connections made by signing in show up in your Resend Team settings, where you can revoke them. resend.com

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