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docs: highlight that a domain is a prerequisite for deployment (#1005)
In quick-start / worker-vars / email-routing (zh + en), explicitly call out that a Cloudflare-hosted domain with Email Routing + Catch-all must be set up before deploying, and that subdomains do not inherit the parent domain's Email Routing. Closes #1004. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- feat: |API| Add server-side parsed-mail endpoints `/api/parsed_mails` and `/api/parsed_mail/:id` that return `sender` / `subject` / `text` / `html` / `attachments` metadata directly (reuses `commonParseMail`), so AI agents no longer need a client-side MIME parser
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- feat: |Skill| Bundle a read-only skill `cf-temp-mail-agent-mail` (`skills/cf-temp-mail-agent-mail/`) so AI agents like OpenClaw / Codex / Cursor can consume a mailbox with a user-supplied Address JWT + API base URL — list mails, poll verification codes, etc. — sidestepping the Turnstile challenge required to create a mailbox. Install via `npx degit dreamhunter2333/cloudflare_temp_email/skills/cf-temp-mail-agent-mail`
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- docs: |Docs| Add "AI Agent Mailbox Usage" doc (`guide/feature/agent-email`) covering the `parsed_mail` API and a local-parse fallback using `mail-parser-wasm` + `postal-mime` (mirrors the frontend) when parsed endpoints are unavailable
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- docs: |Docs| Make "a domain is a hard prerequisite" explicit at the top of `quick-start`, `worker-vars`, and `email-routing` (zh + en), spelling out that Cloudflare Email Routing must be enabled with a Catch-all rule and that subdomains do not inherit the parent domain's Email Routing — so users no longer start deploying without a usable domain and end up unable to receive mail (issue #1004)
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