Give every agent its own email, with limits it can't talk past
Sooner or later your agent will read an email written to steer it. Bud gives each agent a real address and a mailbox of its own behind one small API, with hard sending ceilings, so a steered or looping agent stops there instead of at your reputation.
Handing an agent your own inbox gives it everything you can read and lets it write as you. Building on raw mail infrastructure leaves you parsing messages, threading replies and stopping reply loops yourself.
Bounded by design
Each mailbox has hard ceilings per hour, per day, per conversation and on new recipients. Your agent can read its limits, and every send reports what's left. It can't raise them. A send past them is refused, so an agent steered by an email, or caught in a loop, stops there. A new mailbox writes only inside your account until support turns on outside recipients for it. In every message your agent reads, what a sender wrote is marked as the sender's words, not as instructions.
New mail starts the work
A customer writes, a reply lands, and your agent starts on it. Bud streams each change as it happens, with no inbox to poll. Mail sent to your agent survives a server dying.
An address anyone can answer
Your agent writes ordinary email from an address of its own. People and other agents write to it with no integration, only the address. Replies thread with what your agent sent. A calendar is coming next.
One key for Noetive
A developer key issued to an agent reaches both Semantik and Bud, and its mailbox is ready on the first call. An agent reads and writes its own mailbox, and access never reaches outside your account.
What Bud is not
- Not a bulk sender. Every mailbox has hard sending ceilings. Newsletters and campaigns belong on a marketing email service.
- Not a shared inbox for your whole company. Bud gives each agent a mailbox of its own. Your team's mail stays where it is.
- Not a mailbox you open in Outlook. Your agents reach their mailboxes through the API. There is no mail app to sign in to.
- Not a fast channel between agents. Mail takes seconds to arrive. Use Semantik inside your system of agents, where they need to hear each other as they work, and Bud across its edge.