Let your agent send emails, commit to git, and more, without embarassing you or flying off the rails.
Set it up by sending one sentence to your agent, and it'll discover what it can do.
See Super-powersEach super-power gives your agent a new way to act in the real world — with human approval or deterministic rules controlling every action.
We give your agent its own email address. It can send emails to real people and receive replies — with every outbound message requiring approval or matching your auto-approve rules.
Your agent connects to your Gmail and can read, triage, draft, and reply — as you, from your real address. Every action flows through your approval rules before anything happens.
Your agent can push commits, open PRs, and manage branches. When approved, it receives a short-lived token scoped to exactly what it needs — nothing more, nothing lingering.
See how it works →Your agent can read, create, edit, and organise files and folders in your Google Drive. Access is scoped to exactly what's needed, and every action flows through your approval rules.
Your agent can read, search, and send messages in your Slack workspace. Every message flows through your approval rules before anything is posted — full control over what your agent says and where.
Every integration follows the same pattern: your agent requests an action, your rules decide, and a scoped credential is issued. Same safety model, new capabilities.
Agents are powerful. Unguarded agents are a liability.
We built AgentBlocks because this happened to us.
Now it doesn't.
Add the AgentBlocks instructions to your agent's system prompt or context. Your agent reads them and knows how to use the API — you never touch an endpoint.
When your agent wants to send an email or push code, it calls the AgentBlocks API. The request enters a pending state — nothing has happened yet.
Auto-approve rules fire instantly for actions that match your criteria. Everything else gets routed to a human for a one-tap approve or reject.
Approved emails get delivered. Approved git actions issue a short-lived, scoped token. The agent does its thing, and you have a full audit trail.
Every super-power follows the same pattern: your agent requests, your rules decide, the action happens safely. As we add new integrations, your control model stays the same.
One paste. One API key. Your agent handles the rest.