Resend CLI 2.0 adds agent skills, webhook listening

// 45d agoPRODUCT UPDATE

Resend CLI 2.0 adds agent skills, webhook listening

Resend drops a major CLI update adding native support for AI agents, React Email, and built-in webhook tunneling. It bridges the gap between terminal-based email testing and autonomous agent workflows.

// ANALYSIS

Resend is positioning itself as the "Stripe for Email" by making email a first-class citizen for AI agents.

–Agent Skills provide a structured interface for LLMs to manage inboxes, process attachments, and self-debug autonomously
–Built-in webhook listening (`resend webhooks listen`) eliminates the need for third-party tunnels like ngrok
–Native React Email support allows developers to send complex templates directly from local .tsx files via the terminal
–Secure credential management now uses system-native keychains (macOS, Linux, Windows) instead of plain text config files
–The "Autonomous Inbox" feature is a clever play for agents needing to sign up for services or handle verification flows

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2026-04-16

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2026-04-16

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