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Email flows you can operate
Build MailSlurp inbox workflows that send, receive, and verify the email side of your product. Create and label inboxes for product tests or operational queues, then preserve the IDs needed to follow each conversation.
What you can do with MailSlurp.
Purpose-built inboxes
Create and label inboxes for product tests or operational queues, then preserve the IDs needed to follow each conversation.
Messages into action
Read received messages with their actual headers and body, extract the business event, and route it to the right workflow.
Sending with verification
Send from HTTP inboxes and reconcile sent-email records instead of confusing request acceptance with delivery.
Works with your other apps.
Get started in three steps.
01
Open your workspace
Start a SPIRITT workspace to build an email test harness. Bring the operating rules and source records you want it to use.
02
Connect MailSlurp
Connect your MailSlurp account with access to the records and actions your mission needs. Connect the companion apps you want involved in the handoff.
03
Delegate an outcome
Start with: Build an email test harness. Define the account scope, approval rules, and destination for the result. SPIRITT runs the work and verifies the outcome.
Hand over a mission.
Choose a mission. Make it yours.
Put MailSlurp to work.
Email flows you can operate
Questions
MailSlurp, with SPIRITT.
01Can it create dedicated email inboxes?+
Create and label inboxes for product tests or operational queues, then preserve the IDs needed to follow each conversation. Run our product's existing signup test against those addresses, poll received messages, inspect expected links and text, and file failures in GitHub.
02What can it do with received messages?+
Read received messages with their actual headers and body, extract the business event, and route it to the right workflow. Read new messages on a schedule, extract request details into Supabase, deduplicate by email ID, and create Linear tasks with a safe summary rather than raw sensitive content.
03How does it verify a send?+
Send from HTTP inboxes and reconcile sent-email records instead of confusing request acceptance with delivery. Save each send attempt, reconcile with sent-email history, and escalate unmatched sends to Slack before retrying.
04What do I connect to get started with MailSlurp?+
Connect your MailSlurp account, identify the records or project scope for the mission, and provide the operating rules. For build an email test harness, start with the source inputs described in that mission and authorize the companion apps used for its handoffs.
05Can every inbox send email?+
HTTP inboxes can send and receive; SMTP inboxes are receive-only. The send response confirms acceptance without returning a sent-email record, so SPIRITT checks sent-email history for reconciliation and does not call that proof of inbox delivery.
06Can it inspect templates and email attachments?+
Template lists provide metadata rather than large template bodies. Received emails expose headers, bodies, and attachment IDs; this connection does not include attachment downloading. A controlled test send lets SPIRITT inspect the resulting message content.