MailPilot – Freedom to go anywhere while your agents work
https://mailpilot.chat What is this? A local TUI (like Claude, Codex, Gemini, OpenCode or Copilot) that wraps your agent and sends each turn to an email in a nice format. What does it enable? It lets you email your agents. And them email you. So They Keep Working on the tasks you want, and You go and do What You Want. No need to stay at your desk. Be free. I built this for me, but thought others would find it useful, so I turned it into a product. I want get outside, and away from my desk, but still have the agents work. The accidental killer feature: You can CC your team. If you…
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MailPilot is a local terminal interface that wraps AI agents and communicates with them via email. Users can send tasks to their agents and receive updates via email, allowing them to work asynchronously without staying at their desk. The tool works with Claude, Codex, Gemini, Copilot, and OpenCode. It supports team collaboration by allowing users to CC colleagues, whose replies feed directly into the agent's context, turning individual sessions into multiplayer async conversations.
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https://mailpilot.chat What is this? A local TUI (like Claude, Codex, Gemini, OpenCode or Copilot) that wraps your agent and sends each turn to an email in a nice format. What does it enable? It lets you email your agents. And them email you. So They Keep Working on the tasks you want, and You go and do What You Want. No need to stay at your desk. Be free. I built this for me, but thought others would find it useful, so I turned it into a product. I want get outside, and away from my desk, but still have the agents work. The accidental killer feature: You can CC your team. If you forward the thread to a coworker, their reply goes straight to the agent context too. It turns a local session into an async multiplayer thread. Works out of the box with Claude, Codex, Gemini, Copilot, and OpenCode. Happy to answer questions! https://mailpilot.chat
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