EMAIL for Hermes Agent2¢ per email

Let Hermes Agentsend the email.

Most steps in a coordinated task talk to other software. One of them has to talk to a person. That step is an email, 2¢, sent by the agent that ran the rest of the work.

Works with

What your agent can call.

Currently available through StableEmail. Your AI picks the one that fits and checks the exact price before it pays.

  • Send an email

    Send from StableEmail’s shared relay with text or HTML and up to five attachments.

    2¢
  • Buy an inbox

    Get an inbox for 30 days. Check the provider’s renewal terms before buying.

    $1
  • Send from your inbox

    Send from an inbox you have purchased.

    0.5¢
  • List and read messages

    List messages and read their contents, including attachment links.

    0.1¢ each
  • Buy a subdomain

    Create inboxes under your own subdomain on stableemail.dev.

    $5
  • Manage and clean up

    Manage inbox settings or request cancellation under the provider’s terms.

    Free

Try it in your next task.

Sign in to TaskFuel and copy the connection prompt into your agent. Approve the connection, then ask for the work you need.

01

Name the task

Tell your agent what the output needs to contain.

02

See the price

Ask for the provider and request quote before spending.

03

Review the response

Check the output against your task. The call reports its cost and remaining balance.

When to use it.

Handover

The step where a person takes over.

A workflow runs until it needs a decision only someone else can make. Mail them the state it reached and what it needs, rather than stopping silently.

Multi-tool tasks

One less integration to configure.

Email is usually the tool that needs its own account, its own key and its own domain check. Here it is one call priced like the rest.

Receipts

Send the result, not a pointer to it.

A summary in someone's inbox beats a link to a dashboard they will not open. Attachments and HTML are included.

Good Questions.

Can Hermes Agent send emails?

Not on its own: it has no mail server behind it. Connect TaskFuel and sending becomes one tool call at 2¢, alongside whatever else the task is coordinating.

Do I need a sending provider account?

No. One TaskFuel account and one prepaid balance covers it. TaskFuel pays the provider and bills your balance.

What does an email cost?

2¢ to send. An inbox of its own is $1 for 30 days, sending from that inbox is 0.5¢, and reading a message is 0.1¢.

Can it wait for a reply?

It can buy an inbox and read what arrives at 0.1¢ a message. There is no push: something has to check, so the task decides when to look.

What if a send fails?

A failed call does not debit your TaskFuel balance.

Your agent can do things it couldn’t this morning.

$5 in free credit, no card required.

Start with $5 free