Everything an agent needs to send, receive, and act.
DakNode is the communication layer for autonomous agents — identity, inbound events, threads, and controls in one API.
Everything an agent needs to communicate.
Each capability ships with an availability state. Planned work is never shown as live.
Dedicated agent inboxes
Provision a persistent address for every agent.
Two-way conversations
Send, receive, reply, and preserve thread context.
Real-time events
Trigger approved workflows when a message arrives.
Thread preservation
Maintain conversation state across sessions.
Parsed attachments
Prepare documents and files for agent processing.
Sender controls
Configure address and domain allowlists or blocklists.
Custom domains
Give agents branded communication identities.
Contacts & calendar context
Help agents coordinate with people and schedules.
Search & extraction
Find messages and extract structured information.
SDK, CLI, webhook & MCP access
Support both code-driven and agent-discovered workflows.
From agent to action, in one path.
A single request path connects your agent to a dedicated inbox, message processing, and the events that trigger the next action.
Agent
Your autonomous software.
DakNode API
One developer-first interface.
Dedicated inbox
A persistent address per agent.
Message processing
Parse, thread, and structure.
Webhook / event stream
Real-time delivery of inbound.
Agent action
Reply, escalate, or trigger a workflow.
An agent needs more than a temporary session.
A permanent DakNode inbox gives an agent an identity that survives restarts, deployments, and handoffs.
- A reachable identity
- A stable address
- Continuity between sessions
- Independent credentials
- Complete communication history
- Operational accountability
- A universal communication channel
- 01
Provision identity
Create a permanent address for the agent.
- 02
Receive request
An inbound message reaches the agent's inbox.
- 03
Authenticate
Isolated credentials verify the agent's access.
- 04
Take action
The agent processes context and decides a response.
- 05
Reply
A threaded reply is sent from the agent identity.
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Preserve history
Every event is retained for audit and continuity.
Three ways an agent uses its inbox.
From fully on-demand to approved autonomous action — you choose how much an agent can do on its own.
On demand
The agent reads or sends email only when requested.
Notify
An incoming message alerts a person, agent, or workflow.
Approved autonomous action
An approved incoming event can trigger an agent action based on configured controls.
Give your next agent an identity it can use.
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