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Pidgeon for Muse, Meta’s agent

In review with Meta. Pidgeon is submitted as a connector for Muse. Create your inbox now, and we will email you the day it is live.

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Questions

Pidgeon in Muse.

When will Pidgeon be in Muse?

When Meta approves it. Pidgeon is submitted as a Muse connector and in Meta’s review; this page changes the day it is live.

Do I need an API key?

Not to connect: the client signs you in to Pidgeon, and the access you choose there becomes a key the client holds for you. A key of your own is for an agent with nobody there to sign in — read from your environment, so it never lands in a config file. Either can be scoped to one address and one level of access.

How do I disconnect a client?

Under Developers → API keys → Connected apps. Disconnect ends its access on the client’s next call, and nothing else you have connected is affected.

Can my agent sign itself up?

Yes. Paste “Read pidgeon.ai/skill.md and get yourself an email address.” into the agent. It creates the account with two HTTP calls and asks you for the six-digit code Pidgeon emails you.

What can the agent do once it is connected?

Create addresses, read and search mail, wait for the next message with any verification code already extracted, send and reply in threads, label and file messages, and hand a thread to a person. Every inbound message carries a Pidgeon Firewall verdict.

Elsewhere

The same inbox, in your other tools.

Claude CodeAdd Pidgeon to Claude Code and sign in, and it can create an address, read the code a sign-up emails it, and answer mail in the thread.Set up Claude CodeCursorInstall the Pidgeon plugin in Cursor and sign in, and its agent gets an address of its own — for sign-ups, test mail and real conversations.Set up CursorCodexAdd Pidgeon to Codex and sign in, and the agent can create addresses, wait for mail and reply — from the CLI or the IDE extension.Set up CodexVS CodeAdd Pidgeon to VS Code’s MCP config and sign in, and Copilot’s agent mode gets an address of its own.Set up VS CodeOpenClawInstall the Pidgeon channel and sign in, and email to your agent’s address starts an OpenClaw conversation and is answered in the thread.Set up OpenClawHermesInstall the Pidgeon plugin, and email to your agent’s address starts a Hermes conversation and is answered in the thread.Set up HermesGrokAdd Pidgeon to Grok as a custom connector and sign in, and Grok can create an address, read the code a sign-up emails it, and answer mail in the thread.Set up GrokAll integrationsClaude, ChatGPT, the OpenAI Agents SDK, LangChain, Google ADK and any MCP client.See them all

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Read https://pidgeon.ai/skill.md and follow the instructions to get your own inbox.

The full API reference is at https://pidgeon.ai/openapi.json

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