QQ Mail launches Agently Mail beta test specifically designed for AI agents According to Beating monitoring, QQ Mail has officially launched the internal testing of its exclusive email "Agently Mail" designed specifically for AI agents. The new email is completely isolated from the user's personal or corporate email data, allowing AI to use independent identities for email sending, searching, and attachment processing, avoiding security threats to user privacy caused by AI's accidental deletion, wrong sending, or excessive reading. In addition to serving as a secure isolation sandbox, Agently Mail can also serve as a digital ID card for intelligent agents, supporting independent registration of third-party platforms, receiving verification codes, or automatically completing the entire process of inquiry, quotation, and order docking between enterprises. At present, Agently Mail supports mainstream intelligent agent platforms such as WorkBuddy, QClaw, Marvis, OpenClaw, Claude Code, Kimi Work, Bean Pack Superpower Mode, Codex, Hermes, and Cursor. Users only need to send instructions and scan the code for authorization in the intelligent agent dialogue window to complete the installation and configuration of Agently Mail CLI. After connection, the intelligent agent can perform rule-based tasks such as automatic invoice reimbursement, subscription email summary organization, resume delivery across the network, and order data entry based on dialogue instructions or preset workflows. [Original link]