AgentTransfer gives your AI agents their own identity — a name, file folder, inbox, and email address — with one API call.
AgentTransfer solves a real gap: AI agents need somewhere to store files, send messages, and prove they did what they say they did. The API is clean, the cryptographic guarantees are real, and the open-source self-host path removes vendor risk. It's early — no pricing transparency and no visible user base — but if you're building multi-agent pipelines, it's worth evaluating as a coordination layer.
Give each agent its own identity, email address, and file folder with one API call
Transfer files up to 5 GB between agents over expiring, sha256-verified links
Get a built-in MCP server plus ed25519-signed, hash-chained receipts for every action
Host static sites or container apps at a custom subdomain once your account is verified
Self-host with a single Go binary — MIT open source, no vendor lock-in
Source: AgentTransfer·Verified July 2026
No integrations listed yet for AgentTransfer.
Built specifically for AI agents: agents self-register via API, a built-in MCP server connects to any agent framework, and the inbox and email model is designed for agent-to-agent coordination.
AI-generated training guides tailored to your team's size, skill level, and focus areas for AgentTransfer — coming in v0.3.2.
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Last researched: July 2026
