I received this email the other day:

  From: Kushal <kushal@kushalsm.com>
  Date: Mon, 18 May 2026 05:03:11 +0000

  Saw your question on the Agent Vault thread about websocket-frame auth
  (Home Assistant) and the worry about the model reflecting the bearer
  token back into its own context.

  chrome-relay's answer is structurally different: the credential never
  enters the agent's context because the agent never touches it — the HA
  session lives in your real Chrome (cookies, WS handshake and all), and
  the agent drives the tab over CDP, only ever seeing the rendered page.
  URL: https://chrome-relay.kushalsm.com/

  For your HA + agent setup today, are you keeping the session alive in a
  browser the agent attaches to, or doing the WS auth on the agent side
  and managing the token-in-context risk yourself?

  Kushal

I looked at the headers and it contained a List-Unsubscribe header pointing to https://api.agentmail.to

So basically somebody wrote a bot to scrape HN for comments related to some software they wanted to push and send targetted spam. agentmail.to is a Ycombinator funded email service for LLMs which can be, and is, used to send targetted spam and impersonate people. They could mostly solve this problem by adding a block of text to every email expaining an "AI" wrote it. They'd lose customers doing that though of course. I reported this abuse but haven't (and don't expect to) received a response.

I don't even get the point anyway. You can get Claude using an SMTP or IMAP server in seconds.

Appreciate the concern Mike, and I actually read your email complaining, which helped us ship this next feature. We have a "sent via AgentMail" footer being added soon to outbound emails to identify emails coming from LLM's.

We also are working on adding more robust checks and LLM-based filtering to prevent messages which contain spam or outbound-like copy.

Re; AgentMail next to Claude, we're working on stateful inboxes which help agents actually recall and understand what they're sending and to who. The goal is to provide the rails for intelligent actors rather than slop.

You might want to check if your local laws protect against unsolicited emails. In Germany we have §7 UWG which would make that email likely illegal. The List-Unsubscribe header makes it clear it is marketing, automated outreach and not personal. In the UK there is this: https://ico.org.uk/for-organisations/direct-marketing-and-pr...

See my comment in this thread - I got an email from "someone" (an AI clearly) that signed up for my service (togetherletters.com) from the same domain (agentmail.to) after we had launched on ProductHunt. I looked up the address and that email was never used for a signup and it was just a way to then pitch their product (second email, not the first one it sent). I hate this so much and this is going to now make email just as bad as parts of the web.