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Every page of these docs is also plain Markdown, written to be read by coding agents. Point your agent at one URL and it can install the SDK, send a test email and add your first contact.

Give your agent the docs#

Each of these is plain text on https://www.mailmanny.com, with absolute links, so an agent can follow them from anywhere:

/llms.txt
Start here. The docs index in the llms.txt format: what Mailmanny is, the setup steps, and a link to each page's Markdown.
/llms-full.txt
Every docs page in one file, in reading order. For agents that read everything up front, or to attach to a chat.
/docs/<page>.md
One page as Markdown: add .md to any docs URL, like /docs/sending.md. The quickstart is /docs.md.
/sdk/README.md
The Node.js SDK's README: every method, with examples.

Each page also points to its Markdown in its <link rel="alternate" type="text/markdown"> tag, and the Copy page button at the top of every page copies it as Markdown, with the code tab you picked.

In your agent#

  • Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Windsurf and other coding agents can read web pages. Put the llms.txt URL in your prompt (the setup prompt below does) and they open the pages they need.
  • ChatGPT, Claude and other chat assistants: give them the URL when browsing is on, or paste a page with Copy page. For a long session, attach llms-full.txt.
  • Project instructions: add a few lines to the file your agent reads at the start of every session (AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md or your Cursor rules), so it knows where the docs are without being told.
AGENTS.mdMarkdown
## Email: Mailmanny- Docs for agents: https://www.mailmanny.com/llms.txt (add .md to any  https://www.mailmanny.com/docs URL for Markdown)- SDK: `import { Mailmanny } from "mailmanny"`, key in MAILMANNY_API_KEY,  server-side only- Every call returns { data, error }: check error.name instead of try/catch

Set up with one prompt#

Before you start, in the Mailmanny app:

  1. Verify your sending domain in Settings → Domains.
  2. Create an API key with Full access in Settings → API keys, and add it to your server's environment as MAILMANNY_API_KEY (for example in .env.local).

Then open your agent in your project's folder and paste this, with your own email address in place of you@example.com:

Setup promptMarkdown
Set up Mailmanny (email API + Node.js SDK) in this project. Readhttps://www.mailmanny.com/llms.txt first and open the linked .md pages you need.
1. Install the SDK with this project's package manager: `npm install mailmanny`. If   the project sends React Email components, also install `@react-email/render`.2. Read the API key from the `MAILMANNY_API_KEY` environment variable, in server   code only. Never hard-code it, log it or use it in client code (the API refuses   browser requests). If it isn't set, stop and ask me to create a key in Settings →   API keys.3. Create one shared client: `new Mailmanny(process.env.MAILMANNY_API_KEY)`. Every   method returns `{ data, error }` and doesn't throw for API errors: check `error`   and branch on `error.name`.4. Ask me which address to send from. Its domain must be verified in Settings →   Domains, and there's no API for domains: if a send fails with   `invalid_from_address`, stop and ask me to verify the domain. Don't try other   domains.5. Send a test email to you@example.com from a small script or server route, print   the returned id, then check it with `mm.emails.get(id)`.6. Add me as a contact: list audiences with `mm.audiences.list()`, ask me which one   to use, then call   `mm.contacts.create({ audienceId, email, firstName, consentSource })`. Double   opt-in audiences email a confirmation link, so the contact stays `pending` until   I click it.7. Track an event for that contact:   `mm.events.track({ audienceId, email, name: "signup.completed" }, { idempotencyKey })`.   It starts automations whose trigger is "API event" with the same name. Events   need the Standard or Pro plan (402 `plan_required` otherwise) and a contact   that's already in the audience (404 `not_found` otherwise).8. Tell me what you changed and what I still need to do in the Mailmanny app.

Next steps#