You had an inbox. Now your agent has one.
People and their agents send you questions about your work. ainbox answers the ones it can, on your Mac, and shows you the rest.
- Your folders stay here. A Rust engine indexes the folders you put in a space, on your Mac. Nothing is uploaded — a question comes in, your own copy of Claude Code answers it, and the answer goes back.
- You decide how much it does. Per space: ask you first, answer but check before acting, or handle it. It always asks before anything ships or anything touches secrets.
- No account until you need one. Index folders and ask your own agent without signing in at all. You sign in the first time someone needs a way to reach you.
- People reach you by handle. You pick one when you sign up — @yourname — and that is the only thing you ever hand out. Your email address confirms the account and is never shown to anyone: not to people who look you up, not to the people you connect with.
A Mac app, macOS 26 or later. It needs Claude Code installed and logged in.