inkbox-ts

name	inkbox-ts
description	Use when writing TypeScript or JavaScript code that imports from `@inkbox/sdk`, uses `npm install @inkbox/sdk`, or when adding email, phone, text/SMS, iMessage, contacts, notes, contact rules, vault, tunnels, mailbox storage, mail clients (IMAP/SMTP), or agent identity features using the Inkbox TypeScript SDK.
user-invocable	false

Inkbox TypeScript SDK

API-first communication infrastructure for AI agents — email, phone, encrypted vault, and identities.

Install & Init

npm install @inkbox/sdk

Requires Node.js ≥ 22. ESM module — no context manager needed:

import { Inkbox } from "@inkbox/sdk";

const inkbox = new Inkbox({ apiKey: "ApiKey_..." });

Constructor options: { apiKey: string, baseUrl?: string, timeoutMs?: number }

Core Model

Inkbox (admin-only client)
├── .createIdentity(handle)   → Promise<AgentIdentity>
├── .getIdentity(handle)      → Promise<AgentIdentity>
├── .listIdentities()         → Promise<AgentIdentitySummary[]>
├── .mailboxes                → MailboxesResource
├── .phoneNumbers             → PhoneNumbersResource
├── .texts                    → TextsResource
├── .imessages                → IMessagesResource
├── .imessageContactRules     → IMessageContactRulesResource
├── .mailIdentityContactRules  → MailIdentityContactRulesResource    (keyed by agentHandle)
├── .phoneIdentityContactRules → PhoneIdentityContactRulesResource   (keyed by agentHandle)
├── .signingKeys              → SigningKeysResource  (per-identity: createOrRotate/getStatus)
├── .mailContactRules         → MailContactRulesResource    (DEPRECATED — per-mailbox)
├── .phoneContactRules        → PhoneContactRulesResource   (DEPRECATED — per-number)
├── .smsOptIns                → SmsOptInsResource
├── .contacts                 → ContactsResource   (.access, .vcards)
├── .notes                    → NotesResource      (.access)
├── .vault                    → VaultResource
├── .whoami()                 → Promise<WhoamiResponse>
└── .createSigningKey()       → Promise<SigningKey>  (DEPRECATED — org-level; use .signingKeys)

AgentIdentity (identity-scoped helper)
├── .mailbox                → IdentityMailbox | null
├── .phoneNumber            → IdentityPhoneNumber | null
├── .mailFilterMode / .phoneFilterMode → FilterMode
├── .getCredentials()       → Promise<Credentials>  (requires vault unlocked)
├── .listAccess()           → Promise<IdentityAccess[]>
├── .grantAccess(viewerId|null) → Promise<IdentityAccess>
├── .revokeAccess(viewerId) → Promise<void>
├── .listMailContactRules() / .createMailContactRule(...) / .get/.update/.delete
├── .listPhoneContactRules() / .createPhoneContactRule(...) / ...  (requires phone number)
├── .getSigningKeyStatus() / .createSigningKey()
├── mail methods            (requires assigned mailbox)
├── phone methods           (requires assigned phone number)
└── text methods            (requires assigned phone number)

An identity must have a channel assigned before you can use mail/phone methods. If not assigned, an InkboxError is thrown.

Agent Signup

For the full agent self-signup flow (register, verify, check status, restrictions, and direct API examples), read the shared reference:

See: skills/inkbox-agent-self-signup/SKILL.md

TypeScript SDK methods: Inkbox.signup({...}), Inkbox.verifySignup(apiKey, {...}), Inkbox.resendSignupVerification(apiKey), Inkbox.getSignupStatus(apiKey).

Identities

const identity = await inkbox.createIdentity("sales-agent");
const identity = await inkbox.getIdentity("sales-agent");
const identities = await inkbox.listIdentities();   // AgentIdentitySummary[]

await identity.update({ newHandle: "new-name" });   // rename
await identity.update({ status: "paused" });         // or "active"
await identity.refresh();                            // re-fetch from API, updates cached channels
await identity.delete();                             // cascades: mailbox + tunnel + phone-number release

Channel Management

// Identity is created with a mailbox AND tunnel atomically — both are on the response
console.log(identity.emailAddress);            // e.g. "[e-mail]"
console.log(identity.tunnel?.publicHost);      // e.g. "sales-agent.inkboxwire.com"

// Phone numbers are still opt-in
const phone = await identity.provisionPhoneNumber({ type: "local", state: "NY" });  // local only; toll_free is rejected (422)
console.log(phone.number);                     // e.g. "[phone]"

// Release the phone number (vendor + local)
await identity.releasePhoneNumber();

Mailboxes and tunnels are not separately linkable — they are 1:1 with their owning identity. Use inkbox.createIdentity() to provision both; use identity.delete() to remove both (cascade).

Identity Visibility

Controls which other agent identities can see an identity in API responses. Humans and admins always see every identity.

const rules = await identity.listAccess();   // IdentityAccess[]
// One wildcard row (viewerIdentityId === null → every active identity sees it),
// explicit per-viewer rows, or [] (no agent can see it).

await identity.grantAccess(viewer.id);        // grant one viewer identity
await identity.grantAccess(null);             // reset to org-wide wildcard
await identity.revokeAccess(viewer.id);       // revoke one viewer (keyed by viewer UUID)

Granting a viewer against an already-wildcard target raises RedundantContactAccessGrantError (409); revoking a non-existent grant raises InkboxAPIError (404).

Mail

Send

const sent = await identity.sendEmail({
  to: ["[e-mail]"],
  subject: "Hello",
  bodyText: "Hi there!",           // plain text (optional)
  bodyHtml: "<p>Hi there!</p>",    // HTML (optional)
  cc: ["[e-mail]"],          // optional
  bcc: ["[e-mail]"],        // optional
  inReplyToMessageId: sent.id,     // for threaded replies
  attachments: [{                  // optional
    filename: "report.pdf",
    contentType: "application/pdf",
    contentBase64: "<base64>",
  }, {
    filename: "chart.png",         // inline image: set contentId and reference
    contentType: "image/png",      // it from bodyHtml as <img src="cid:chart">.
    contentBase64: "<base64>",      // needs bodyHtml + image/*, unique per send;
    contentId: "chart",            // not on forwards. Not counted in hasAttachments.
  }],
  trackOpens: true,                // optional; embed a tracking pixel
});
// trackOpens tracks sends only when an HTML body is present. Opens surface
// on the returned Message as sent.firstOpenedAt / sent.openCount (an upper
// bound — image proxies prefetch pixels; pixels can also raise spam scores).
//
// sendEmail / replyAllEmail / forwardEmail all throw StorageLimitExceededError
// (402) when the mailbox is at its storage cap — see "Storage cap (402)" below.

Read

// Iterate all messages — auto-paginated async generator
for await (const msg of identity.iterEmails()) {
  console.log(msg.subject, msg.fromAddress, msg.isRead);
}

// Filter by direction
for await (const msg of identity.iterEmails({ direction: "inbound" })) {   // or "outbound"
  ...
}

// Unread only (client-side filtered)
for await (const msg of identity.iterUnreadEmails()) {
  ...
}

// Mark as read
const ids: string[] = [];
for await (const msg of identity.iterUnreadEmails()) ids.push(msg.id);
await identity.markEmailsRead(ids);
await identity.markEmailsUnread(ids);   // batch counterpart
// Note: fetching a single inbound message by id (inkbox.messages.get) with
// an API key marks it read server-side; iterating does not, so
// markEmailsRead is the way to clear unread for list-only workflows. isRead
// (agent consumed via API) is distinct from firstOpenedAt (recipient's mail
// client loaded the tracking pixel).

// Get full thread (oldest-first)
const thread = await identity.getThread(msg.threadId);
for (const m of thread.messages) {
  console.log(`[${m.fromAddress}] ${m.subject}`);
}

Thread Folders

Threads carry a folder field: inbox, spam, archive, or blocked (server-assigned, never client-set).

import { ThreadFolder } from "@inkbox/sdk";
// thread.folder / threadDetail.folder is always one of the four values above.

Low-level folder listing / per-thread updates (list({ folder }), listFolders(email), update(..., { folder })) live on ThreadsResource. Passing folder: "blocked" to update throws before the HTTP call.

Storage cap (402)

Every mailbox has a plan storage cap. All three send paths — sendEmail, replyAllEmail, and forwardEmail (and the inkbox.messages.* equivalents) — throw StorageLimitExceededError (HTTP 402) when the send would push the mailbox over it.

import { StorageLimitExceededError } from "@inkbox/sdk";

try {
  await identity.sendEmail({ to: ["[e-mail]"], subject: "Hi", bodyText: "…" });
} catch (e) {
  if (e instanceof StorageLimitExceededError) {
    console.log(e.message);      // human sentence, includes the limit
    console.log(e.limitBytes);   // e.g. 2147483648 (2 GiB)
    console.log(e.upgradeUrl);   // console billing page
    // Free space — reclaim is immediate — or upgrade the plan:
    await inkbox.messages.delete(identity.emailAddress!, "<message-uuid>");
    await inkbox.threads.delete(identity.emailAddress!, "<thread-uuid>");
  }
}

Read usage off the mailbox (inkbox.mailboxes.get(...)): storageUsedBytes and storageLimitBytes (null = the server resolved no cap). The caps are binary — 2 GiB is 2 * 1024 ** 3 = 2,147,483,648 bytes, so divide by 1024 and label GiB/MiB, never GB.

Free plan: a footer is appended to the stored body of outgoing mail, so inkbox.messages.get(...) does not return byte-for-byte what you sent (a body-less send comes back with the footer as its body). Don't assert sentBody === fetchedBody on a Free plan.

Mail Clients (IMAP/SMTP)

An inbox can be attached to a regular mail client (Thunderbird, Apple Mail, mutt, …) with the API key you already have — there is no separate credential to create and no SDK call involved; the gateway speaks IMAP and SMTP, not HTTP.

Setting	Value
IMAP host	imap.inkboxmail.com
IMAP port	993 (IMAPS / implicit TLS)
SMTP host	smtp.inkboxmail.com
SMTP port	465 (SMTPS / implicit TLS) or 587 (STARTTLS)
Username	the inbox address (e.g. [e-mail])
Password	an identity-scoped API key (ApiKey_...)

The password is the same agent-scoped key an identity-scoped Inkbox({...}) client authenticates with; mint one with inkbox.apiKeys.create({ scopedIdentityId }). Admin-scoped keys are rejected — one key maps to exactly one mailbox. Revoking the key revokes mail-client access.

Constraints that bite:

• From must be the authenticated inbox address, and exactly one address — aliases / "send as" are rejected.
• On the Free plan, signed/encrypted mail (S/MIME, PGP) cannot be sent over SMTP — the required footer can't be injected without breaking the signature, so the send is refused. Send unsigned, or upgrade.
• Leave "save a copy of sent messages" on — Inkbox recognizes the client's copy as the message it already stored, so you get one Sent entry, charged against the storage cap once.

Full walkthrough: https://inkbox.ai/docs/capabilities/email/mail-clients

Phone

import { CallMode, IncomingCallAction } from "@inkbox/sdk";

// Place outbound call — stream audio via WebSocket
const call = await identity.placeCall({
  toNumber: "[phone]",
  clientWebsocketUrl: "wss://your-agent.example.com/ws",
});
console.log(call.status);
console.log(call.rateLimit.callsRemaining);

// Or let Inkbox Voice AI drive the call — no WebSocket,
// no code. reason is the agent's task brief (required with
// mode=hosted_agent, invalid otherwise; server 422).
const hosted = await identity.placeCall({
  toNumber: "[phone]",
  mode: CallMode.HOSTED_AGENT,   // default CallMode.CLIENT_WEBSOCKET
  reason: "Confirm tomorrow's 3pm appointment; reschedule if needed.",
});
console.log(hosted.mode, hosted.reason);
// where Voice AI isn't available (or is at capacity), the server's
// 503 (hosted_agent_unavailable / hosted_agent_at_capacity) surfaces verbatim.

// List calls (offset pagination). Every call carries mode / reason plus
// postCallActionItems — open items Voice AI recorded
// (seq-ascending; empty for client_websocket calls)
const calls = await identity.listCalls({ limit: 10, offset: 0 });
for (const c of calls) {
  console.log(c.id, c.direction, c.remotePhoneNumber, c.status, c.mode);
  for (const item of c.postCallActionItems) {
    console.log(`  [${item.seq}] ${item.action}: ${item.details}`);
  }
}

// Transcript segments (ordered by seq)
const segments = await identity.listTranscripts(calls[0].id);
for (const t of segments) {
  console.log(`[${t.party}] ${t.text}`);   // party: "local" or "remote"
}

// Hang up a live call from outside it (teardown confirms asynchronously,
// so the returned call can still show its live status; already-ended
// calls surface the server's 409)
const hungUp = await identity.hangupCall(calls[0].id);

// Per-identity Inkbox Voice AI config: voice / model / instructions,
// all nullable (null means the server default). setHostedAgentConfig is
// a FULL REPLACE — an omitted field resets to the server default.
const cfg = await identity.getHostedAgentConfig();
await identity.setHostedAgentConfig({ instructions: "Be brief and friendly." });

// Inbound-call handling: auto_accept | auto_reject | webhook | hosted_agent.
// hosted_agent is the only action needing no URL — Voice AI answers.
await identity.setIncomingCallAction({
  incomingCallAction: IncomingCallAction.HOSTED_AGENT,
});
console.log((await identity.getIncomingCallAction()).incomingCallAction);

Text Messages (SMS/MMS)

Outbound SMS limits and gates (current):

• Allowed only from local numbers, not toll-free.
• 100 recipient sends per phone number per rolling 24h. A 3-recipient group message counts as 3 recipient sends. A single accepted send may push usage past the cap; the next capped send returns 429 sender_rate_limited.
• New local numbers need ~10-15 min for 10DLC carrier propagation. identity.phoneNumber.smsStatus is SmsStatus.PENDING until ready; sends in this window return 409 sender_sms_pending.
• Recipient must have texted START to any number in the org. Unknown → 403 recipient_not_opted_in. STOP → 403 recipient_opted_out. Inspect / override consent state via inkbox.smsOptIns (see below).
• Beta: Group MMS and conversation sends are beta. Some carriers may reject group chats or MMS from 10DLC numbers even when the sender is ready and recipients have opted in.

Customer-managed 10DLC brands/campaigns lift the default per-number cap to the carrier-assigned tier. Toll-free SMS sending is still coming soon.

// Send SMS/MMS from this identity's phone number.
// Returns a queued TextMessage; final delivery state arrives via any
// webhook subscription on the sender's phone number whose eventTypes
// include the text.* lifecycle events.
const sent = await identity.sendText({
  to: "[phone]",
  text: "Hello from Inkbox",
});
console.log(sent.id, sent.deliveryStatus);   // "queued"

// Group MMS beta: pass an array of recipients plus optional media URLs.
const group = await identity.sendText({
  to: ["[phone]", "[phone]"],
  text: "Hello group",
  mediaUrls: ["https://example.com/photo.jpg"],
});
console.log(group.conversationId, group.recipients);

// Reply to an existing conversation by UUID. Do not pass `to` with this form.
const reply = await identity.sendText({
  conversationId: group.conversationId,
  text: "Following up in the same conversation.",
});

// List text messages (offset pagination)
const texts = await identity.listTexts({ limit: 20, offset: 0 });
for (const t of texts) {
  console.log(t.id, t.direction, t.remotePhoneNumber, t.text, t.isRead);
}

// Filter by read state
const unread = await identity.listTexts({ isRead: false });

// Get a single text message
const text = await identity.getText("text-uuid");
console.log(text.type);   // "sms" or "mms"
if (text.media) {          // MMS media attachments (temporary signed URLs)
  for (const m of text.media) {
    console.log(m.contentType, m.size, m.url);
  }
}

// List one-to-one conversation summaries; opt into groups explicitly.
const convos = await identity.listTextConversations({ limit: 20, includeGroups: true });
for (const c of convos) {
  console.log(c.id, c.participants, c.latestHasMedia, c.latestText);
}

// Get messages in a specific conversation by remote number or conversation UUID.
const msgs = await identity.getTextConversation("[phone]", { limit: 50 });

// Mark a text as read (identity convenience method)
await identity.markTextRead("text-uuid");

// Mark all messages in a conversation as read
const readResult = await identity.markTextConversationRead("[phone]");
console.log(readResult.updatedCount);

// Admin-only: search, update, delete
const results = await inkbox.texts.search(phone.id, { q: "invoice", limit: 20 });
await inkbox.texts.update(phone.id, "text-uuid", { status: "deleted" });

iMessage

iMessage works differently from SMS: there is no per-identity iMessage number. Recipients connect to an agent identity through a small shared pool of numbers — they ask the triage line to connect them to @agent_handle, and that creates an assignment between that one recipient and the identity. Everything agent-facing is keyed by conversationId / remoteNumber; the shared local number is never exposed, and there is no cold outreach — you can only message recipients who connected first.

Discover the router (triage) line at runtime — it can change, so never hardcode it:

const triage = await inkbox.imessages.getTriageNumber();
console.log(triage.number, triage.connectCommand);  // "+1646...", "connect @your-handle"
// Humans connect by texting that command to that number.

Reachability is opt-in per identity (imessageEnabled, default false):

const identity = await inkbox.createIdentity("my-agent", { imessageEnabled: true });
// or toggle later
await identity.update({ imessageEnabled: true });
// admin-only: flip contact-rule mode (default "blacklist")
await identity.update({ imessageFilterMode: "whitelist" });
console.log(identity.imessageEnabled, identity.imessageFilterMode);

Messaging (identity convenience methods; inkbox.imessages is the org-level resource with the same operations plus agentIdentityId / isBlocked filters):

// Send to a connected recipient, or reply into a conversation by UUID.
const sent = await identity.sendIMessage({ to: "[phone]", text: "Hello over iMessage" });
const reply = await identity.sendIMessage({
  conversationId: sent.conversationId,
  text: "With style",
  sendStyle: "slam",            // IMessageSendStyle: confetti, lasers, slam, ...
});
console.log(sent.service, sent.status);  // "imessage", "queued"

// List messages / conversations
const msgs = await identity.listIMessages({ limit: 20, isRead: false });
const convos = await identity.listIMessageConversations({ limit: 20 });
const convo = await identity.getIMessageConversation(sent.conversationId);
// assignmentStatus tells you whether the recipient is still connected:
// anything other than "active" means sends/reactions will be refused
// until they reconnect through triage.
console.log(convo.assignmentStatus);

// Who is actively connected to this identity right now (paginated)?
const connections = await identity.listIMessageAssignments({ limit: 20 });
for (const a of connections) {
  console.log(a.remoteNumber, a.status, a.createdAt);
}

// Tapback reactions. Sends accept the classic six (love, like, dislike,
// laugh, emphasize, question); inbound can also be "custom" with the
// literal emoji in customEmoji.
await identity.sendIMessageReaction({ messageId: msgs[0].id, reaction: "like" });

// Live tapbacks come back on message reads, oldest first.
for (const r of msgs[0].reactions ?? []) {
  console.log(r.direction, r.reaction, r.customEmoji);
}

// Read receipts + typing indicator
await identity.markIMessageConversationRead(sent.conversationId);
await identity.sendIMessageTyping(sent.conversationId);

// Media: upload bytes (max 10 MiB), then send the returned URL (one per message)
const upload = await identity.uploadIMessageMedia({
  content: await readFile("photo.jpg"),
  filename: "photo.jpg",
  contentType: "image/jpeg",
});
await identity.sendIMessage({ to: "[phone]", mediaUrls: [upload.mediaUrl] });

Contact rules are scoped to the identity (not a phone number) because pool numbers are shared infrastructure:

import { IMessageRuleAction } from "@inkbox/sdk";

const rule = await inkbox.imessageContactRules.create("my-agent", {
  action: IMessageRuleAction.BLOCK,
  matchTarget: "[phone]",
});
const rules = await inkbox.imessageContactRules.list("my-agent");
await inkbox.imessageContactRules.update("my-agent", rule.id, { status: "paused" }); // admin-only
await inkbox.imessageContactRules.delete("my-agent", rule.id);                       // admin-only
const allRules = await inkbox.imessageContactRules.listAll();                        // admin-only, org-wide

Inbound messages and reactions arrive via identity-owned webhook subscriptions — see Webhooks below.

SMS Opt-Ins

Per-recipient SMS consent state, keyed by (your org, recipient number). The registry is updated automatically when recipients text START / STOP to any of your numbers (source: "sms"). Reads are admin-only; writes are admin-only and require your org to be on its own active, customer-managed 10DLC campaign (Inkbox-default-campaign orgs share consent state and get 409 customer_campaign_required on writes — source: "api" writes record an audit event).

import { SmsOptInStatus } from "@inkbox/sdk";

// List your org's consent rows, newest-updated first (server caps limit at 200)
const rows = await inkbox.smsOptIns.list({ limit: 50 });
const optedOut = await inkbox.smsOptIns.list({ status: SmsOptInStatus.OPTED_OUT });

// Look up one recipient — 404 → InkboxAPIError if no row exists
const row = await inkbox.smsOptIns.get("[phone]");
console.log(row.status, row.source, row.optedInAt, row.optedOutAt);

// Programmatic writes (customer-managed 10DLC campaign only)
await inkbox.smsOptIns.optIn("[phone]");
await inkbox.smsOptIns.optOut("[phone]");

Vault

Encrypted credential vault with client-side Argon2id key derivation and AES-256-GCM encryption. The server never sees plaintext secrets. Requires hash-wasm (included as a dependency).

Initialize

// Initialize a new vault (org ID is fetched automatically from the API key)
const result = await inkbox.vault.initialize("my-Vault-key-01!");
console.log(result.vaultId, result.vaultKeyId);
for (const code of result.recoveryCodes) {
  console.log(code); // save these immediately — they cannot be retrieved again
}

Unlock & Read

import type { LoginPayload, APIKeyPayload, SSHKeyPayload, OtherPayload } from "@inkbox/sdk";

// Unlock with a vault key — derives key via Argon2id, decrypts all secrets
const unlocked = await inkbox.vault.unlock("my-Vault-key-01!");

// Optionally filter to secrets an agent identity has access to
const unlocked = await inkbox.vault.unlock("my-Vault-key-01!", { identityId: "agent-uuid" });

// All decrypted secrets from the unlock bundle
for (const secret of unlocked.secrets) {
  console.log(secret.name, secret.secretType);
  console.log(secret.payload);   // LoginPayload, APIKeyPayload, SSHKeyPayload, or OtherPayload
}

// Fetch and decrypt a single secret by ID
const secret = await unlocked.getSecret("secret-uuid");
const login = secret.payload as LoginPayload;
console.log(login.username, login.password);

Create & Update

// Create a login secret (secretType inferred from payload shape)
await unlocked.createSecret({
  name: "AWS Production",
  description: "Production IAM user",
  payload: { password: "s3cret", username: "admin", url: "https://aws.amazon.com" },
});

// Create an API key secret
await unlocked.createSecret({
  name: "GitHub PAT",
  payload: { apiKey: "ghp_xxx" },
});

// Create an SSH key secret
await unlocked.createSecret({
  name: "Deploy Key",
  payload: { privateKey: "-----BEGIN OPENSSH PRIVATE KEY-----..." },
});

// Create a freeform secret
await unlocked.createSecret({
  name: "Misc",
  payload: { data: "any freeform content" },
});

// Update name/description and/or re-encrypt payload
await unlocked.updateSecret("secret-uuid", { name: "New Name" });
await unlocked.updateSecret("secret-uuid", {
  payload: { password: "new", username: "new" },
});

// Delete
await unlocked.deleteSecret("secret-uuid");

Metadata (no unlock needed)

const info    = await inkbox.vault.info();                                  // VaultInfo
const keys    = await inkbox.vault.listKeys();                              // VaultKey[]
const keys    = await inkbox.vault.listKeys({ keyType: "recovery" });       // filter by type
const secrets = await inkbox.vault.listSecrets();                           // VaultSecret[] (metadata only)
const secrets = await inkbox.vault.listSecrets({ secretType: "login" });    // filter by type
await inkbox.vault.deleteSecret("secret-uuid");                             // delete without unlocking

Payload Types

Type	Interface	Fields
login	LoginPayload	password, username?, email?, url?, notes?
api_key	APIKeyPayload	apiKey, endpoint?, notes?
key_pair	KeyPairPayload	accessKey, secretKey, endpoint?, notes?
ssh_key	SSHKeyPayload	privateKey, publicKey?, fingerprint?, passphrase?, notes?
other	OtherPayload	data

secretType is immutable after creation. To change it, delete and recreate.

Agent Credentials (identity-scoped)

Agent-facing credential access — typed, identity-scoped. The vault stays as the admin surface; identity.getCredentials() is the agent runtime surface.

import type { Credentials } from "@inkbox/sdk";

// Unlock the vault first (stores state on the client)
await inkbox.vault.unlock("my-Vault-key-01!");

const identity = await inkbox.getIdentity("support-bot");
const creds = await identity.getCredentials();

// Discovery — returns DecryptedVaultSecret[] with name/metadata
const allCreds = creds.list();
const logins   = creds.listLogins();
const apiKeys  = creds.listApiKeys();
const sshKeys  = creds.listSshKeys();
const keyPairs = creds.listKeyPairs();

// Access by UUID — returns typed payload directly
const login   = creds.getLogin("secret-uuid");    // → LoginPayload
const apiKey  = creds.getApiKey("secret-uuid");    // → APIKeyPayload
const sshKey  = creds.getSshKey("secret-uuid");    // → SSHKeyPayload
const keyPair = creds.getKeyPair("secret-uuid");   // → KeyPairPayload

// Generic access — returns DecryptedVaultSecret
const secret = creds.get("secret-uuid");

• Requires inkbox.vault.unlock() first — throws InkboxError if vault is not unlocked
• Results are filtered to secrets the identity has access to (via access rules)
• Cached after first call; call identity.refresh() to clear the cache
• get* throws Error if not found, TypeError if wrong secret type

One-Time Passwords (TOTP)

TOTP secrets are stored inside LoginPayload.totp in the encrypted vault. Codes are generated client-side — no server call needed.

From an agent identity (recommended)

import { parseTotpUri } from "@inkbox/sdk";
import type { LoginPayload } from "@inkbox/sdk";

// Create a login with TOTP
const secret = await identity.createSecret({
  name: "GitHub",
  payload: {
    username: "[e-mail]",
    password: "s3cret",
    totp: parseTotpUri("otpauth://totp/GitHub:[e-mail]?secret=JBSWY3DPEHPK3PXP&issuer=GitHub"),
  } satisfies LoginPayload,
});

// Generate TOTP code
const code = await identity.getTotpCode(secret.id);
console.log(code.code);              // e.g. "482901"
console.log(code.secondsRemaining);  // e.g. 17

// Add/replace TOTP on existing login
await identity.setTotp(secretId, "otpauth://totp/...?secret=...");

// Remove TOTP
await identity.removeTotp(secretId);

From the unlocked vault (admin-only)

const unlocked = await inkbox.vault.unlock("my-Vault-key-01!");

// Same methods available on UnlockedVault
await unlocked.setTotp(secretId, totpConfigOrUri);
await unlocked.removeTotp(secretId);
const code = await unlocked.getTotpCode(secretId);

TOTPCode fields

Field	Type	Description
code	string	The OTP code (e.g. "482901")
periodStart	number	Unix timestamp when the code became valid
periodEnd	number	Unix timestamp when the code expires
secondsRemaining	number	Seconds until expiry

Admin-only Resources

Mailboxes (inkbox.mailboxes)

const mailboxes = await inkbox.mailboxes.list();
const mailbox   = await inkbox.mailboxes.get("[e-mail]");

// To rename, use `identity.update({ displayName: "New Name" })` —
// the mailbox PATCH endpoint hard-rejects `display_name` with a 422.
// To attach a webhook receiver, see "Webhooks" below.

// DEPRECATED channel path — the mail filter mode now lives on the identity.
// Prefer `identity.update({ mailFilterMode: "whitelist" })` (which does NOT
// return a change notice). This legacy mailbox flip still works and returns one:
const updated = await inkbox.mailboxes.update(mailbox.emailAddress, {
  filterMode: "whitelist",   // or "blacklist" — see FilterMode enum
});
if (updated.filterModeChangeNotice) {
  // Populated when filterMode actually changed.
  const n = updated.filterModeChangeNotice;
  console.log(n.redundantRuleCount, n.redundantRuleAction, n.newFilterMode);
}

// Mailbox responses now also carry mailbox.agentIdentityId when linked.
// `mailbox.sendingDomain` is the bare domain the mailbox sends from
// (platform default or a verified custom domain — see "Custom email domains" below).

// Storage (list / get / update all carry these):
console.log(mailbox.storageUsedBytes);   // bytes stored, e.g. 1288490188
console.log(mailbox.storageLimitBytes);  // plan cap, e.g. 2147483648 (2 GiB), or null
const usedGib = mailbox.storageUsedBytes / 1024 ** 3;  // caps are BINARY — GiB, not GB
// Over-cap sends throw StorageLimitExceededError (402) — see "Storage cap (402)".

const results = await inkbox.mailboxes.search(mailbox.emailAddress, { q: "invoice", limit: 20 });
// Mailboxes are deleted via the owning identity's cascade — there is no standalone delete:
//   await identity.delete();  // removes the mailbox + tunnel atomically (cascade)

Custom email domains (inkbox.domains)

If your org has registered custom sending domains in the console, list them and (admin-only) set the org default. New mailboxes inherit the org default unless you pass sendingDomainId (standalone) or sendingDomain (identity).

import { SendingDomainStatus } from "@inkbox/sdk";

const verified = await inkbox.domains.list({ status: SendingDomainStatus.VERIFIED });

// Admin-scoped API key only — non-admin keys get 403.
// Returns the bare new default domain name (or null when reverted to platform).
const newDefault = await inkbox.domains.setDefault("mail.acme.com");
// Pass the platform domain (e.g. "inkboxmail.com" in prod) to clear the org default.

// Identity create: pick by bare domain name (not id).
await inkbox.createIdentity("sales-bot", { sendingDomain: "mail.acme.com" });
// Force the platform default:
await inkbox.createIdentity("sales-bot-2", { sendingDomain: null });
// Standalone mailbox creation is gone — provision via createIdentity above.

Phone Numbers (inkbox.phoneNumbers)

const numbers = await inkbox.phoneNumbers.list();
const number  = await inkbox.phoneNumbers.get("phone-number-uuid");
const num     = await inkbox.phoneNumbers.provision({ agentHandle: "my-agent", type: "local", state: "NY" });  // local only; toll_free is rejected (422)

await inkbox.phoneNumbers.update(num.id, {
  incomingCallAction: "webhook",               // "webhook", "auto_accept", "auto_reject", or "hosted_agent"
  incomingCallWebhookUrl: "https://...",
});
await inkbox.phoneNumbers.update(num.id, {
  incomingCallAction: "auto_accept",
  clientWebsocketUrl: "wss://...",
});
await inkbox.phoneNumbers.update(num.id, {
  incomingCallAction: "hosted_agent",          // no URL — Voice AI answers
});

const hits = await inkbox.phoneNumbers.searchTranscripts(num.id, { q: "refund", party: "remote", limit: 50 });
await inkbox.phoneNumbers.release(num.id);

Phone numbers carry the same filterMode / agentIdentityId / filterModeChangeNotice fields as mailboxes; flipping filterMode here is the deprecated channel path (admin-only; returns a change-notice when the value actually changed). Prefer identity.update({ phoneFilterMode: "whitelist" }), which sets the mode on the identity and does not return a change notice.

Contact Rules

Allow/block lists are scoped to the agent identity (mirroring iMessage), addressed by agentHandle. The identity's mailFilterMode / phoneFilterMode decides whether each channel's rules act as a whitelist or blacklist. Mail matches by exact email or domain; phone matches by exact E.164 number. Returned rows are MailIdentityContactRule / PhoneIdentityContactRule, keyed by rule.agentIdentityId (not a mailbox/phone-number id).

import {
  MailRuleAction, MailRuleMatchType, PhoneRuleAction, PhoneRuleMatchType,
  DuplicateContactRuleError,
} from "@inkbox/sdk";

const identity = await inkbox.getIdentity("sales-agent");

// Mail rules via the identity convenience methods. New rules always start
// active; call `update(..., { status: "paused" })` afterwards to pause one.
const rule = await identity.createMailContactRule({
  action: MailRuleAction.ALLOW,          // or BLOCK
  matchType: MailRuleMatchType.DOMAIN,   // or EXACT_EMAIL
  matchTarget: "example.com",
});
await identity.listMailContactRules();
await identity.getMailContactRule(rule.id);
await identity.updateMailContactRule(rule.id, { status: "paused" });  // admin-only
await identity.deleteMailContactRule(rule.id);                        // admin-only

// Phone rules — same shape, only matchType: "exact_number" is supported.
// Phone helpers require the identity to have a phone number (else InkboxError).
await identity.createPhoneContactRule({
  action: PhoneRuleAction.BLOCK,
  matchTarget: "[phone]",
  matchType: PhoneRuleMatchType.EXACT_NUMBER,
});
await identity.listPhoneContactRules();

// Equivalent org-level resources, keyed by agentHandle, with an org-wide listAll:
await inkbox.mailIdentityContactRules.create("sales-agent", {
  action: "allow", matchType: "domain", matchTarget: "example.com",
});
await inkbox.mailIdentityContactRules.list("sales-agent");
await inkbox.mailIdentityContactRules.listAll({ agentIdentityId: identity.id });  // admin-only, org-wide
await inkbox.phoneIdentityContactRules.listAll();                                 // admin-only, org-wide

// Duplicate (matchType, matchTarget) on the same identity throws 409:
try {
  await identity.createMailContactRule({
    action: "allow", matchType: "domain", matchTarget: "example.com",
  });
} catch (e) {
  if (e instanceof DuplicateContactRuleError) {
    console.log(e.existingRuleId);   // id of the rule that already matched
  }
}

Filter mode

The whitelist/blacklist mode lives on the identity. Flip it with identity.update (admin-only). Unlike the deprecated channel update, this does not return a FilterModeChangeNotice. phoneFilterMode requires the identity to have a phone number (else a 422).

await identity.update({ mailFilterMode: "whitelist", phoneFilterMode: "blacklist" });
console.log(identity.mailFilterMode, identity.phoneFilterMode);

Deprecated: per-mailbox / per-number rules

The legacy per-mailbox inkbox.mailContactRules and per-number inkbox.phoneContactRules resources still work but hit deprecated server routes (Sunset 2026-08-31). Prefer the identity-keyed surface above.

// Deprecated — per-mailbox mail rule:
await inkbox.mailContactRules.create(mailbox.emailAddress, {
  action: "allow", matchType: "domain", matchTarget: "example.com",
});
await inkbox.mailContactRules.listAll({ mailboxId: mailbox.id });
// Deprecated — per-number phone rule:
await inkbox.phoneContactRules.create(num.id, {
  action: "block", matchType: "exact_number", matchTarget: "[phone]",
});

Contacts

Admin-only address book with per-identity access grants and vCard import/export.

import type { CreateContactOptions, ContactEmail, ContactPhone } from "@inkbox/sdk";
import { RedundantContactAccessGrantError } from "@inkbox/sdk";

// CRUD
const contact = await inkbox.contacts.create({
  givenName: "Ada",
  familyName: "Lovelace",
  emails: [{ label: "work", value: "[e-mail]" }],
  phones: [{ label: "mobile", value: "[phone]" }],
  // accessIdentityIds defaults to "wildcard"; pass [] for admin-only, or
  // a list of identity UUIDs for explicit grants.
});
await inkbox.contacts.get(contact.id);
await inkbox.contacts.list({ q: "ada", order: "recent", limit: 50, offset: 0 });
await inkbox.contacts.update(contact.id, { jobTitle: "Analyst" });   // JSON-merge-patch
await inkbox.contacts.delete(contact.id);

// Reverse-lookup — exactly one filter required (else thrown before HTTP)
await inkbox.contacts.lookup({ email: "[e-mail]" });
await inkbox.contacts.lookup({ emailDomain: "example.com" });
await inkbox.contacts.lookup({ phone: "[phone]" });
await inkbox.contacts.lookup({ emailContains: "ada" });
await inkbox.contacts.lookup({ phoneContains: "555" });

// Access grants (admin + JWT only; agents can self-revoke)
await inkbox.contacts.access.list(contact.id);
await inkbox.contacts.access.grant(contact.id, { identityId: "agent-uuid" });
await inkbox.contacts.access.grant(contact.id, { wildcard: true });   // every active identity
await inkbox.contacts.access.revoke(contact.id, "agent-uuid");

try {
  await inkbox.contacts.access.grant(contact.id, { identityId: "agent-uuid" });
} catch (e) {
  if (e instanceof RedundantContactAccessGrantError) {
    console.log(e.error, e.detailMessage);
  }
}

// vCards
const result = await inkbox.contacts.vcards.import(vcfText);  // bulk, ≤5 MiB, ≤1000 cards
console.log(result.createdIds);
for (const item of result.errors) {
  console.log(item.index, item.error);
}

const vcf = await inkbox.contacts.vcards.export(contact.id);  // vCard 4.0 string

Notes

Admin-only free-form notes with per-identity access grants. There is no wildcard for notes — grant identities explicitly.

const note = await inkbox.notes.create({ body: "Customer prefers email follow-up.", title: "Ada" });
await inkbox.notes.get(note.id);
await inkbox.notes.list({ q: "email", identityId: "agent-uuid", order: "recent", limit: 50 });
await inkbox.notes.update(note.id, { body: "Updated body" });
await inkbox.notes.update(note.id, { title: null });   // clear title; body cannot be null
await inkbox.notes.delete(note.id);

// Access grants (admin + JWT only)
await inkbox.notes.access.list(note.id);
await inkbox.notes.access.grant(note.id, "agent-uuid");
await inkbox.notes.access.revoke(note.id, "agent-uuid");

Whoami

// Check the authenticated caller's identity
const info = await inkbox.whoami();
console.log(info.authType);        // "api_key" or "jwt"
console.log(info.organizationId);

if (info.authType === "api_key") {
  console.log(info.keyId, info.label);
}

Returns WhoamiApiKeyResponse (with keyId, label, creatorType, authSubtype, etc.) or WhoamiJwtResponse (with email, orgRole, etc.) — discriminated on authType.

For branching on API-key scope, compare against the exported constants:

import {
  AUTH_SUBTYPE_API_KEY_ADMIN_SCOPED,
  AUTH_SUBTYPE_API_KEY_AGENT_SCOPED_CLAIMED,
  AUTH_SUBTYPE_API_KEY_AGENT_SCOPED_UNCLAIMED,
} from "@inkbox/sdk";

if (info.authType === "api_key" && info.authSubtype === AUTH_SUBTYPE_API_KEY_ADMIN_SCOPED) {
  // admin-only operations (filter_mode flips, rule updates/deletes, etc.)
}

Tunnels

Bring a local Node process online at a public https://{name}.inkboxwire.com URL. Outbound HTTP/2 only — no inbound port to open. POSIX only; the data-plane runtime lives on a separate package subpath so the main @inkbox/sdk entry stays browser-safe.

import { connect } from "@inkbox/sdk/tunnels/connect";

// Forward to a local URL (edge mode — Inkbox terminates TLS at the edge)
const listener = await connect(inkbox, {
  name: "my-app",
  forwardTo: "http://127.0.0.1:8080",
});
console.log(listener.publicUrl);    // https://my-app.inkboxwire.com
await listener.wait();              // until SIGINT/SIGTERM

// In-process Fetch-API HTTP handler
import type { InkboxHandler } from "@inkbox/sdk/tunnels/connect";

const handler: InkboxHandler = async (req, ctx) => {
  return new Response("hi", { headers: { "content-type": "text/plain" } });
};
await connect(inkbox, { name: "my-app", handler });

// In-process WebSocket handler (HTTP path still required)
import type { InkboxWsHandler } from "@inkbox/sdk/tunnels/connect";

const wsHandler: InkboxWsHandler = async (ws) => {
  await ws.accept();
  for await (const msg of ws) {
    await ws.send(typeof msg === "string" ? `echo: ${msg}` : msg);
  }
};
await connect(inkbox, { name: "my-app", handler, wsHandler });

// Passthrough TLS (SDK terminates; cert auto-signed via the control plane)
// Set tls_mode when you create the identity — it's fixed at create time.
await inkbox.createIdentity("my-app", { tunnel: { tlsMode: "passthrough" } });
await connect(inkbox, {
  name: "my-app",
  forwardTo: "http://127.0.0.1:8080",
});

Tunnels are provisioned atomically by inkbox.createIdentity(...); there is no standalone create / delete / restore / rotateSecret surface.

Reads + edit:

await inkbox.tunnels.list();
await inkbox.tunnels.get("tunnel-uuid");
await inkbox.tunnels.update("tunnel-uuid", {
  metadata: { team: "gtm" },
});
// Passthrough only:
await inkbox.tunnels.signCsr("tunnel-uuid", { csrPem });

Data-plane auth uses the same apiKey the Inkbox client was constructed with — admin-scoped or identity-scoped (matching the tunnel's identity). Mint a per-agent identity-scoped key via inkbox.apiKeys.create({ scopedIdentityId }). Selected connect() options: poolSize (1–32), stateDir (default ~/.inkbox/tunnels/{name}), onStatus callback, allowRemoteForwarding: false (loopback-only allowlist), forwardToVerifyTls: true, forwardToCaBundle. In passthrough mode the state dir holds the per-tunnel private key — treat it like an SSH key dir.

For full options, lifecycle notes, and Python examples, see skills/inkbox-tunnels/SKILL.md.

Webhooks & Signature Verification

Webhooks are configured directly on the mailbox or phone number — no separate registration.

import {
  verifyWebhook,
  MailWebhookPayload, TextWebhookPayload, PhoneIncomingCallWebhookPayload,
} from "@inkbox/sdk";

// Each agent identity has its own webhook signing key. Create/rotate it
// (plaintext returned once — save it), or read its status:
const key = await identity.createSigningKey();                 // → SigningKey
const status = await identity.getSigningKeyStatus();           // → SigningKeyStatus { configured, createdAt }
// Org-level resource, keyed by agentHandle:
const key2 = await inkbox.signingKeys.createOrRotate("sales-agent");
const status2 = await inkbox.signingKeys.getStatus("sales-agent");
// DEPRECATED: org-level inkbox.createSigningKey() — with an agent-scoped key it
// still rotates that identity's key; with an admin key the server returns 409.

// Verify, then parse + discriminate
const valid = verifyWebhook({
  payload: req.body,                                           // Buffer or string
  headers: req.headers as Record<string, string>,
  secret: "whsec_...",
});
if (!valid) return res.status(403).end();
const payload = JSON.parse(req.body.toString()) as TextWebhookPayload;
if (payload.event_type === "text.delivery_failed") {
  console.error(payload.data.text_message.error_code, payload.data.text_message.error_detail);
}

Headers checked: x-inkbox-signature, x-inkbox-request-id, x-inkbox-timestamp. Algorithm: HMAC-SHA256 over "{requestId}.{timestamp}.{body}".

Event taxonomy:

• Mail (envelope, fire-and-forget) — message.received, message.sent, message.forwarded, message.delivered, message.bounced, message.failed. Subscribe via inkbox.webhooks.subscriptions.create({ mailboxId, url, eventTypes }). On message.received, data.message includes the plain-text body (whole under a size cap, else a prefix with body_truncated: true / body_state: "truncated"); when truncated, hydrate with inkbox.messages.get(message.email_address, message.id) — use id (row id), not message_id (RFC 5322 header). Present-with-null on the other events, absent on pre-feature payloads.
• Text (envelope, fire-and-forget) — text.received, text.sent, text.delivered, text.delivery_failed, text.delivery_unconfirmed. Subscribe via inkbox.webhooks.subscriptions.create({ phoneNumberId, url, eventTypes }). The text-message body carries delivery_status as an outbound message-level rollup; 1:1 traffic also hoists error_code, error_detail, sent_at, delivered_at, and failed_at. On group outbound those legacy detail fields are null and per-recipient state lives in recipients[].
• iMessage (envelope, fire-and-forget) — imessage.received, imessage.reaction_received, plus the outbound delivery lifecycle imessage.sent, imessage.delivered, imessage.delivery_failed (declined/error; details on the message object). Subscribe via inkbox.webhooks.subscriptions.create({ agentIdentityId, url, eventTypes }) — owned by the agent identity, since shared iMessage pool numbers are not org resources. data.message is populated on imessage.received and the three delivery-lifecycle events; data.reaction on imessage.reaction_received. Fan-out only happens while the identity is active and imessageEnabled; contact-rule-blocked traffic is never delivered.
• Call lifecycle (envelope, fire-and-forget + replayable) — call.ended, owned by the agent identity (like iMessage). Subscribe via inkbox.webhooks.subscriptions.create({ agentIdentityId, url, eventTypes: ["call.ended"] }). CallEndedWebhookPayload.data carries the call (WebhookPhoneCall, with derived duration_seconds), resolved contacts / agent_identities, an always-present transcript_url (authoritative verbatim, fetch with an admin API key), and an inline transcript block (WebhookCallTranscript, middle-cut/abridged) present when the platform captured a transcript for the call, otherwise null — discriminate a turn from the abridgment marker on "marker" in entry. Voice AI call fields (all optional so pre-Voice AI payloads parse): data.call carries mode / reason; data carries outcome ("completed" | "no_answer" | "declined" | "failed", null iff mode is client_websocket) and post_call_action_items (open items only, seq-ascending, mirroring PhoneCall.postCallActionItems). Voice AI calls fire call.ended on every terminal state (including never-connected ones like no_answer), not just connected calls. An identity may hold a call.ended sub and an imessage.* sub independently, but one subscription carries a single channel.
• Inbound call (flat, synchronous) — PhoneIncomingCallWebhookPayload on a phone number's incomingCallWebhookUrl. Not subscribable; the URL stays on the phone-number resource because the response (action: "answer" | "reject" + optional clientWebsocketUrl) decides the call's fate. Non-200, invalid bodies, and timeouts are treated as "decline routing" by Inkbox. (Contrast call.ended above, which is the replayable post-call fan-out.)

Subscription resource: inkbox.webhooks.subscriptions.{list,get,create,update,delete}. Each subscription names exactly one owner (mailbox, phone number, or agent identity), one HTTPS destination URL, and a non-empty subset of the catalog's event types. Multiple subscriptions on the same owner fan out independently (cap: 20 active per owner). The SDK runs structural + prefix validation client-side (exactly-one-FK, non-empty distinct events, no phone.incoming_call, and one channel per subscription — message. / text. / imessage. / call. prefix matching the owner's channel, where an agent identity owns both imessage.* and call.ended) so most shape mistakes surface as Error before the request leaves the client. The server remains authoritative for the exact event-name enum, so a typo with a valid prefix (e.g. message.received_typo) passes the SDK's check and is rejected as 422 by the server.

create(...) returns a WebhookSubscriptionCreateResponse. The first subscription created for an identity that has no signing key yet carries that identity's signingKey once (otherwise null) — capture it then, it cannot be retrieved again. Every subscription (read or created) also carries ownerIdentityId, the resolved owning agent identity (mail/phone/iMessage).

const created = await inkbox.webhooks.subscriptions.create({
  mailboxId: mailbox.id, url: "https://example.com/hook", eventTypes: ["message.received"],
});
console.log(created.ownerIdentityId);
if (created.signingKey) saveSecret(created.signingKey);   // populated once if the identity had no key yet

Conversation context: opt a subscription into per-class history on received events (message.received, text.received, imessage.received) with contextConfig — email / texts / calls, each { mode: "count", count: N } (1..50) or { mode: "window", hours: H } (1..168). On update it is tri-state: omit = unchanged, null = clear, object = replace. Received-event payloads then carry an optional payload.data.context keyed by class; optional fields are absent, not null, so guard with ?.. A skipped class ships items: [] plus a skipped reason; call transcript entries are turns or an abridgment marker, discriminated on "marker" in entry. Config types WebhookContextConfig / WebhookContextClassConfig and payload types WebhookContext / WebhookContextBlock / WebhookTranscriptEntry (and the item types) are exported from @inkbox/sdk.

await inkbox.webhooks.subscriptions.create({
  mailboxId: mailbox.id, url: "https://example.com/hook",
  eventTypes: ["message.received"],
  contextConfig: { email: { mode: "count", count: 10 } },
});
await inkbox.webhooks.subscriptions.update(created.id, { contextConfig: null });  // clear

Mail contact / identity resolution: data.contacts and data.agent_identities are lists of { bucket, address, id, ... } entries (always present, possibly empty). Inbound events resolve from + every cc; outbound events resolve every to + cc + bcc. Pair entries to the source field by (bucket, address). Outbound payloads also carry data.message.bcc_addresses (null on inbound, since BCC is not visible to recipients).

Phone/text contact / identity resolution: data.contacts (text) and top-level contacts (inbound call) are lists of { id, name } matches; data.agent_identities mirrors that for matched agent identities. Scoped to the identity that owns the receiving phone number; both default to [] when nothing matches. Group text events carry per-recipient delivery rows in data.text_message.recipients; outbound group lifecycle events name the event target in data.recipient_phone_number (one webhook per recipient leg). Inbound and outbound 1:1 events leave data.recipient_phone_number as null — the singular peer is already in data.text_message.remote_phone_number (inbound) or data.text_message.recipients[0] (outbound 1:1).

Exported wire types: MailWebhookPayload, TextWebhookPayload, IMessageWebhookPayload, PhoneIncomingCallWebhookPayload, WebhookContact, WebhookAgentIdentity, WebhookMailContact, WebhookMailAgentIdentity, RawTextMessageRecipient, the conversation-context shapes (WebhookContext, WebhookContextBlock, WebhookTranscriptEntry, and item types), plus event-type string unions (MailWebhookEventType, TextWebhookEventType, IMessageWebhookEventType) and wire enums (MessageStatus, CallStatusWire, HangupReasonWire, SmsDeliveryStatusWire, etc.). All fields are snake_case to match the raw JSON body.

Error Handling

import {
  InkboxAPIError,
  DuplicateContactRuleError,
  RedundantContactAccessGrantError,
  StorageLimitExceededError,
} from "@inkbox/sdk";

try {
  const identity = await inkbox.getIdentity("unknown");
} catch (e) {
  if (e instanceof InkboxAPIError) {
    console.log(e.statusCode);   // HTTP status (e.g. 404)
    console.log(e.detail);       // string for legacy errors, object for structured ones
  }
}

InkboxAPIError.detail is typed as InkboxAPIErrorDetail — either a string or a structured object. Catch the narrower subclasses when you need the parsed fields:

• DuplicateContactRuleError — 409 when creating a contact rule with an already-taken (matchType, matchTarget) on the same resource. Exposes .existingRuleId: string.
• RedundantContactAccessGrantError — 409 when a contact-access grant is redundant (e.g. per-identity grant on top of an active wildcard). Exposes .error and .detailMessage.
• StorageLimitExceededError — 402 when a send / reply-all / forward would push the mailbox past its plan storage cap. Exposes .message (also as .detailMessage), .upgradeUrl, and .limitBytes. Delete messages or threads to free space (immediate), or upgrade. A 402 whose detail is a plain string stays a plain InkboxAPIError.

Key Conventions

• All method and property names are camelCase
• iterEmails() / iterUnreadEmails() return AsyncGenerator<Message> — use for await...of
• listCalls() returns Promise<PhoneCall[]> — offset pagination, not a generator
• To clear a nullable field (e.g. webhook URL), pass field: null
• No context manager needed — new Inkbox({...}) is all that's required
• All methods are async and return Promises — always await them