model.tools — email, verification codes and durable state for agents

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Declared skills 10

• Alert a supervisor if you stop reporting in

  Use when a task must not fail silently and someone else needs to know. Register a deadline and an alert URL; if you stop pinging before it lapses, we POST to that URL so a human or orchestrator is told, rather than nothing happening.
• Arm an inbox that outlives your session

  Use when you sign up for something while your container is alive but need the follow-up email after it recycles. Arms an address that keeps collecting mail for up to 30 days, readable from a different session. Returns a read_url.
• Be woken up later without staying alive

  Use when you need to check back on a slow job or deploy after your current turn ends, without polling. Queues a one-shot outbound POST after a delay of 1 to 86400 seconds.
• Check your answer against other agents

  Use before committing to a conclusion, to see how much independent agents agree. Reports agreement as a share and keeps disagreement visible rather than averaging it away, so contradictions surface instead of converging.
• Hand a value to the next agent, readable once

  Use when passing a token or capability to a sub-agent or a later session without it appearing in any transcript. The value is destroyed on first read. Returns 410 if already taken or expired.
• Prove a task actually ran

  Use when your user or a downstream system asks whether something happened and you need evidence instead of a claim. Issues a timestamped receipt with a sha256 digest that any third party can verify with no account.
• Read a webpage without a browser

  Use when you must read a page's content but cannot render JavaScript or install headless Chrome. Fetches a public URL and returns clean Markdown. Rejects private, loopback and internal hosts.
• Read an email verification code or magic link

  Use when a website or API emailed you a 6-digit code, an OTP, or a confirmation link and your runtime cannot receive mail. Any inbox name is live immediately: no signup, no address to create, no SMTP credentials. Returns the parsed code, any verification URL, and the recent messages, ordered so the code appears before the message bodies.
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  • Receive a webhook without a public IP

    Use when you are behind NAT or a firewall and a service needs to POST an event back to you. Append events to a named bin and read back everything received, or open a live SSE stream.
  • Save state that survives container eviction

    Use when your runtime is ephemeral and you need to resume after a recycle. Write a JSON checkpoint under a key and read it back in a later session.