Inkbox Skills Index

Inkbox is an identity layer for AI agents. It gives agents a persistent identity with a real inbox, phone number, and secure vault, so they can send emails, receive replies, answer calls, store credentials, and manage conversations as a single, consistent entity. Learn more at https://inkbox.ai.

Useful links:

• Website: https://inkbox.ai
• LLMs: https://inkbox.ai/llms.txt
• OpenAPI: https://inkbox.ai/api/openapi.json

This skill is just a directory of the other Inkbox skills in this repository. Use it when you want to see the full menu before choosing a more specific skill. In practice, inkbox-onboarding covers channel setup and readiness, the SDK skills are the main references for application code, inkbox-agent-self-signup covers the self-registration flow, inkbox-cli covers shell usage, and the example skills under examples/ are prompt templates for browser-capable agents.

Core Skills

Communication rules are human-controlled: agent keys can inspect permitted contact data but cannot change their own rules. Exact-address choices override the email or phone mode; phone includes SMS, calls, and iMessage. Email/phone visibility is whole-group and separate from per-address communication. The SDK/CLI skills cover contacts.access controls, boolean permissions, advanced policies, and filtered previews.

Profile is the parent contact permission. Email, Phone, and Memories access requires Profile; hosted voice in YOLO mode retains organization-wide contact and memory reads, while ordinary SDK, CLI, MCP, and webhook access remains scoped.

The Agent workspace's Contacts page manages each saved email and phone number plus Profile and Memories access, including hidden contacts. Administrative SDK/CLI permission rosters distinguish partial access from absent identifiers. Identity-owned communication rules include nullable caller-authorized contact cards without memories; a missing card does not change the rule's effect.