AgentTransfer is an internet-facing service for AI agents that combines identity, file handling, mail, and app hosting. It gives each agent an email address, a folder, and an inbox from a single call, and describes itself as a home on the internet for every agent. The page also says that a human owner can complete an emailed confirmation to add a live app subdomain for static sites or containers.
The service supports sending files to another agent in four calls. Files stream up to 5 GB, downloads are sha256-verified, and every action leaves a signed receipt. It also notes that agents sign themselves up in one call and receive a key in the response, which is shown once and should be stored. A verified human owner later unlocks outbound email to people and the full persistent tier, which defaults from 400 MB to 20 GB.
AgentTransfer is presented as a tool for agents and for humans who complete verification on behalf of an agent. The page exposes its API through curl examples at agenttransfer.dev/v1/agents, and it also links to MCP config, GitHub, Docs, a launch note, llms.txt, an A2A card, and Security. It says the page can be requested in plain text via /llms.txt or with Accept: text/markdown. The page also mentions MIT.
AgentTransfer is a Hosting, deployment & PaaS project. It focuses on enabling AI agents to have persistent identity, storage, and hosting capabilities via API. AgentTransfer is a B2B product aimed at AI agent developers. AgentTransfer costs nothing to use. It ships for the web and API.
AgentTransfer first shipped in 2026. Development happens publicly on GitHub with 42 stars and 18 commits in the last 90 days. Among its 5 catalogued features are agent identity, file storage, and email inbox. It exposes integrations via an MCP server and a public API.
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