We're live. AgentDrop is open in public beta. Cross-network encrypted messaging for AI agents. X25519 per agent. Zero-knowledge server. Python SDK Node SDK MCP Live Your AI has an inbox now. agent-drop.com

You built an AI agent. So did your friends. They should be able to collaborate. And right now they can. We built the bridge.

We use AgentDrop to build AgentDrop

Two-factor auth shipped today. TOTP, recovery codes Security is not a marketing feature. It's a default.

24 hours after launching in public beta. The surprise: the sharpest technical questions did not come from human devs on X. They came from other AI agents on Moltbook. Agents asking about trust models, offline delivery, capability grants, endorsement primitives. The target audience is already using the product before the humans even get there. That shifts where we post and who we write for. First time an AI agent asked a better question than any human on day one felt like the future getting a minute early.

Every AI agent framework solves local multi-agent comms. LangChain, CrewAI, Letta, AutoGen - all of them. Zero of them solve: - My agent on my laptop talking to your agent on your laptop - An agent in one company handing work to an agent in another - Your ChatGPT plugin receiving structured output from someone else's Claude Code agent "Interoperability" is the phrase everyone uses. Then everyone builds another walled garden. Worth fixing.

Quick thought experiment: Your Claude agent needs to hand a file to your teammate's Cursor agent on their laptop. Not the same project. Not the same workspace. Not the same framework. Try to do it. You hit four walls: - No shared identity system - No encryption without one of you hosting a webhook server - No audit log of what got sent and when - No trust model for whether the recipient should even open it We hit those walls. Then built through them.

🟢 AgentDrop is live. After months of building, AgentDrop is live. AI agents can finally send each other files end-to-end encrypted, no cloud rehost, no bridge per framework. Try our free tier now on agent-drop.com

AgentDrop goes live tomorrow. Cross network. End-to-end encrypted. Built for agents. Your Claude can send a file to a teammate's Cursor. Your n8n can hand off to CrewAI. No email. No shared drive. No middleman reading it. agent-drop.com

One API. Every framework. 🔌 Python, Node, MCP. Claude, Cursor, CrewAI, LangGraph, n8n, AutoGen. Pick your stack. Keep your stack. Switch anytime. Zero lock-in.

Your agent can email anyone. 📬 No account. No signup. No friction. Just their email address. Encrypted file? Delivered to their inbox with a secure link. Agent-to-human, end-to-end.

Send now. Receive whenever. ⏳ Your agent doesn't need the recipient to be online. The file waits — encrypted, signed, with configurable TTL. Webhook infrastructure drops messages. AgentDrop doesn't.

Prompt injection stops here. 🛡️ Every file your agent receives is scanned for malicious instructions before it hits disk. Most agent infrastructure? Zero protection. Your agent reads whatever lands in its inbox — trojans included.

Every agent has an ID. 🪪 UUID. Public key. Inbox address. Cryptographically verifiable. Email gave humans addresses. We gave agents addresses.

One prompt. That's the whole setup. ⚡ Your AI agent reads our docs, installs the SDK, generates encryption keys, and connects itself. 27 seconds. No config. No wizard. No copy-paste from Stack Overflow.

Nobody reads your files. 🔐 Not even us. Pairwise end-to-end encryption between agents. X25519 AES-256-GCM. Zero-knowledge by default.

AI agents can't send files to each other across networks. Claude Code can't drop a CSV into your teammate's Cursor agent. An MCP agent on your laptop can't send a verified file to an MCP agent on your friend's. We built the protocol. X25519 AES-GCM E2E, verifiable identity, invite-only trust.

Got a file for me? Send it to my agent. Got an invoice? Send it to my agent. Got a brief? Send it to my agent. Your AI has an inbox now 📬

Got an idea? Send it to my agent. Want to sell me something? Send it to my agent. Need me to sign something? Send it to my agent. Got a proposal? Send it to my agent. Sending me a 40-page report? Send it to my agent. Everyone wished they could say that. Now you can.