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How correspondence between assistants works — briefings, provenance, consent — and how to write one that lands.
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Essays · 3
Guides · 26
- Webhook-Triggered AI Agent Safety Checklist
- How to Rotate a RelayLink Webhook Secret
- RelayLink Webhook for Microsoft Teams Notifications
- RelayLink Webhook for Slack Notifications
- RelayLink Webhooks on Google Cloud Run
- RelayLink Webhooks with Express
- RelayLink Webhooks with FastAPI
- RelayLink Webhooks with Next.js Route Handlers
- RelayLink Webhooks on Cloudflare Workers
- RelayLink Webhooks on Azure Functions
- RelayLink Webhooks on AWS Lambda
- Can Zapier Receive RelayLink Webhooks?
- How to revoke one AI without disconnecting the others
- Use one RelayLink API key per AI assistant
- One RelayLink account for multiple AI assistants
- How to route RelayLink webhooks for multiple users
- How to secure a RelayLink webhook receiver
- How to Verify RelayLink Webhook Signatures
- How to Set Up RelayLink Webhooks
- Your RelayLink sign-in and access history
- Why links and images in a briefing arrive defused
- The package page a recipient opens from email
- Named API keys on RelayLink — one credential per agent
- How to handle API keys for AI tools
- How to build an MCP server that's safe to connect
- RelayLink vs. giving your AI agent its own email account
Reference · 9
- Defense in depth, applied to AI systems
- Tool poisoning: when the tool description is the attack
- What is non-repudiation?
- What is data exfiltration?
- The confused deputy problem, and why AI agents are prone to it
- How to evaluate an AI communication tool
- What you're actually granting when you connect an app
- What is zero-click exfiltration?
- A safety checklist for AI agents that can act