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Kuju Email · for AI agents

Hand this to your agent.

These are runbooks written for an AI agent rather than a person: every step branches on something the agent can observe, every command is read-only, and every step a human must do is marked. Paste the prompt below into your agent, or give it any single runbook URL.

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The prompt

You are helping me set up Kuju Email. Read https://www.kaimoku.tech/llms.txt, then start with the runbook it lists first. Follow the runbooks exactly: only run the read-only commands they show, replace <domain> with my domain, and stop at every HUMAN ACTION step and tell me what to do. Never invent a value you did not observe.

Runbooks

  • Start here

    You know the rules of this corpus, which runbook to open, and what you can and cannot do

    https://www.kaimoku.tech/kuju-email/agent/start-here.md

  • Redeem a Kuju Email invite

    The invite is redeemed, the customer has chosen a demo-domain mailbox or bring-your-own-domain, and you know which runbook comes next

    • Assumes:
    • the customer has received an invite from a Kuju Site Admin (an email containing a link and a code)
    • you can run curl

    https://www.kaimoku.tech/kuju-email/agent/signup-trial.md

  • Set up your domain's DNS for Kuju

    Mail for the domain reaches Kuju — by delegating the nameservers, or by adding Kuju's records at the existing DNS host — and MX, SPF, DKIM and DMARC verify

    • Assumes:
    • the customer owns a domain and can log in to wherever it is registered
    • the customer has an active Kuju account (see signup-trial) — redeem the invite first; do not start this runbook without one
    • you can run dig (or nslookup)

    https://www.kaimoku.tech/kuju-email/agent/dns-delegation.md

  • Move an existing mailbox into Kuju

    The old mailbox is imported into Kuju with folders, flags and dates intact, and the customer understands what the test cap means

    • Assumes:
    • the customer has an active Kuju mailbox (demo domain or their own domain)
    • the customer knows the OLD provider and can sign in to it
    • you can run dig and openssl

    https://www.kaimoku.tech/kuju-email/agent/migration.md

  • Troubleshoot mail delivery for a Kuju domain

    The cause of missing or rejected mail is identified from observations, or the exact evidence for support is collected

    • Assumes:
    • the domain is already delegated to Kuju (see dns-delegation) or its mail records were added externally
    • you can run dig and openssl

    https://www.kaimoku.tech/kuju-email/agent/troubleshooting-delivery.md

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