PonyLayer sits between your AI agent and your inbox. It lets safe actions run, pauses risky ones for your approval, and keeps a full record of everything — so your agent stays useful without ever going off the rails.
"Agent — reply to every customer about the shipping delay." Here's how that plays out.
Nothing stands between a misread prompt and 10,000 outgoing emails.
Mailbox credentials are sitting inside your agent's runtime.
When something breaks, you're piecing logs together to find out what happened.
A cleverly worded customer email can steer the agent into sending what it shouldn't.
Every action is checked against policy before it runs — out of the box.
Risky sends pause for a one-tap approval. Safe reads keep moving.
Every decision is timestamped, explained, and replayable.
Inbound content is screened before your agent reads it — no more injected instructions.
Authorize PonyLayer once. Choose which actions can run on their own, and which pause for you.
MCP server, skill, or SDK — however your agent likes to talk. We speak the dialect.
Sensitive sends ping you for a one-tap approval. Everything else just works in the background.
Let reads through. Pause sends, deletes, and forwards. Dial in anything in between.
A tap on your phone, a click in Slack. No dashboards to live inside.
Suspicious inbound content gets screened before your agent ever sees it.
Every request, check, decision, and send — timestamped, traceable, exportable.
Your agent never touches mailbox passwords or tokens. They stay with us, encrypted.
Email's live now. Calendar, docs, and CRM are on the way — under the same safety model.
Your agent talks to PonyLayer, not to your inbox directly. We hold the credentials and check every single action against your policy. Only the ones you allowed — or the ones you explicitly approve — actually run.
No. We sit in front of your tools, not behind your model. Any agent that can call an MCP server, run a skill, or hit an SDK can use PonyLayer. Keep what you're already using.
Only the actions you flag as sensitive pause for approval. The rest fly through — usually in under 50ms of added latency.
You decide. Most teams let reads and drafts run automatically, and ask for a tap before anything leaves the building — sends, deletes, replies outside the org.
Inbound email content is scanned for suspicious patterns before your agent reads it. Known injection tricks get flagged, and your policy decides what to do next.
Email is the first connector we shipped. Calendar, docs, and CRM are next. Same product, same policy engine, just more things your agent can safely touch.
Yes — any time, with one click. We only store what's needed to enforce policy and keep the audit log.