AliasFleet
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README.md
# AliasFleet Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server & Agent Toolkit
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> Official Model Context Protocol (MCP) server and Python SDK for AliasFleet. Provision dedicated forwarding addresses, programmable inboxes, and receive instant HMAC-signed email events for Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, Browser-Use, and Playwright agents.
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## Why AliasFleet for AI Agents?
Giving an autonomous AI agent your real email address exposes password resets, billing receipts, and personal data to prompt injections and leaked User-Agent headers.
AliasFleet gives every agent its own isolated, programmable inbox backed by custom domains and instant webhook event streams.
- **Zero Gmail OAuth**: No expiring 7-day test credentials or broken token refresh loops.
- **Instant Push Webhooks**: Inbound emails arrive in sub-seconds with HMAC-SHA256 signatures. No slow polling.
- **Custom Domains**: Point your own domain MX to prevent signups from getting blocked by anti-bot filters.
- **Built-in OTP & Link Parsing**: Extract 4-digit, 6-digit, and 8-digit verification codes automatically.
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## 1. Quickstart: Claude Desktop & Cursor (MCP)
Add `aliasfleet-mcp` to your `claude_desktop_config.json` (or Cursor MCP settings):
```json
{
"mcpServers": {
"aliasfleet": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "aliasfleet-mcp"],
"env": {
"ALIASFLEET_API_KEY": "afp_your_api_key_here"
}
}
}
}
```
### Available MCP Tools
Once installed, Claude or Cursor can autonomously call:
1. `aliasfleet_create_inbox`: Provision a new dedicated forwarding address with custom label, local-part prefix, or custom domain.
2. `aliasfleet_list_inboxes`: Retrieve active agent inboxes and their routing states.
3. `aliasfleet_setup_webhook`: Register an HTTPS endpoint for instant push notifications (`email.received`).
4. `aliasfleet_get_account_info`: Check API identity, plan tier, and available quotas.
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## 2. Quickstart: Python (Browser-Use & Playwright)
Install the Python client:
```bash
pip install aliasfleet-agent
```
### Example: Automated Signup with OTP Extraction
```python
from aliasfleet_agent import AliasFleetAgentClient
# Initialize client (uses ALIASFLEET_API_KEY env or local simulation)
client = AliasFleetAgentClient()
# 1. Provision a dedicated forwarding address for this agent session
inbox = client.create_inbox(label="Autonomous Signup Task")
print(f"Agent using address: {inbox['email']}")
# 2. Fill the target signup form in Browser-Use or Playwright
# await page.fill('input[type="email"]', inbox['email'])
# 3. Extract OTP verification code from incoming email webhook payload
email_body = "Your verification PIN is: 849201"
otp_code = client.parse_otp(email_body)
print(f"Extracted OTP: {otp_code}") # 849201
# await page.fill('input[name="otp"]', otp_code)
```
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## 3. Local Development & Simulation Mode
Don't have an API key yet? Run in zero-configuration simulation mode:
```bash
export ALIASFLEET_MOCK=true
npx aliasfleet-mcp
```
Simulation mode responds to all tool calls with in-memory addresses, allowing you to run automated eval benchmarks, CI/CD pipelines, and local Playwright runs without consuming live quota.
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## Machine-Readable Reference
For AI models and coding agents, view [`llms.txt`](./llms.txt) for raw endpoint schemas, Bearer token contracts, and JSON payloads.
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## Security & Verification
All webhook dispatches include `X-AliasFleet-Signature` with HMAC-SHA256 digests (`t=timestamp,v1=signature`). Validate signatures using constant-time digest comparison:
```python
is_valid = client.verify_webhook_signature(
raw_body=request.body,
signature_header=request.headers.get("X-AliasFleet-Signature"),
secret="af_whsec_your_signing_secret"
)
```
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## License
MIT License. Built by [AliasFleet](https://www.aliasfleet.com).
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