1
Sign up for a free account
Go to https://agent-loadout.com/sign-up and create your organization. No credit card is required for the Free Sandbox plan — you get one agent and can start testing right away.
2
Create your first agent
In the dashboard, open Agents and choose New agent. Give it a name — for example,
support-agent — and save it. Agent Loadout automatically provisions a dedicated inbox address for the agent (something like support-agent@loadout.email). You can see the address in the agent’s Equipment tab.3
Issue a token
Open the agent’s Tokens tab and choose New token. Select the capabilities you want this token to carry. For a first test, tick email:read and email:send to let the agent read and send mail. Give the token a descriptive name such as
claude-code, then save it.4
Connect Claude Code
Run the following command in your terminal. Claude Code will open a browser window where you sign in to Agent Loadout, choose the agent you just created, and approve its permissions.After you approve access in the browser, return to your terminal. Claude Code confirms the connection and reports that 33 tools are available.
Connect Claude Code
No local installation or separate API key is needed. The hosted MCP server handles authentication over OAuth 2.1. The token you just created appears in the agent’s Tokens tab and can be revoked there at any time.
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Verify the connection
In a Claude Code chat session, ask:
Which Agent Loadout agent am I connected to, and what is its email address?Claude Code calls
get_agent and returns the agent’s name and inbox address. If you see the correct agent, your loadout is fully connected and ready to use.Free Sandbox limits: The Free Sandbox plan includes 25 outbound deliveries per month (maximum 5 per day) and only to verified recipients. Sending attachments requires a paid plan. Mail is retained for 7 days. Upgrade to Pro (starting at €29/month) when you are ready for production sending.
What to explore next
Connect a Client
Connect Codex CLI, Cursor, ChatGPT, or use the REST API with the same token.
Core Concepts
Understand the inbox, vault, and machine pillars — and how the security model works.