Documentation
Airbox gives you a private email address that routes mail to your AI — Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, and more — and emails the answer back. Start with the basics below, or jump straight to syntax, connections, and guides.
Airbox explained in 30 seconds (or less)
Send or forward an email to your Airbox address. Airbox hands it to your AI and sends a reply back. No app to open, no server, code, or commands required to get started
How it works
The whole idea in 30 seconds — send, forward, or BCC an email, get an AI reply back
Quick start
Create an address, connect your AI, and send your first email in three steps
Helpful tips
Practical best practices and pro tips — prefixes, saving inboxes as contacts, routing defaults, and more
Start here
Onboarding, common questions, and plain-English definitions.
Go further
Optional power features once you're comfortable forwarding mail.
| Airbox verbs (command syntax) | Optional command syntax (@claude, #summarize, etc.) on the trusted surface — subject, first body line, or (* … *) block | |
| Connections | Set up Claude, ChatGPT, Google Gemini, Notion, and more | |
| Context & Rules | Reusable instructions, automation rules, and one-click Recipes | |
| API & SDK | Run AI on content, and manage inboxes and connections programmatically |
Guides
Focused walkthroughs for forwarding, security, and threading.
| Forwarding | Where to put an instruction when you forward mail — and when you don't need one | |
| Security | What Airbox follows, what it ignores, and how it stays safe on real email | |
| Threading | Keep multi-turn conversations in your existing inbox |
For developers & LLMs
A plain-text index of every doc page — handy for assistants, search, and tooling. docs/llms.txt