First-party workflows already running on AgentDraft.
Short, honest writeups of real scheduling and mailbox workflows coordinated through the protocol — what was wired, which endpoints carry the load, and what AgentDraft guarantees once autonomous systems share a calendar or inbox. Some are first-party stories: they prove we run the product in our own properties, not independent customer endorsements. No invented metrics: every number links back to a public page, the open benchmark or a guarantee that holds by construction.
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- Founder site · built on AgentDraft
How yoniryabinski.com runs its public “book 30 minutes” widget on AgentDraft
AgentDraft's own founder site is the first thing AgentDraft coordinates. The “30 minutes with Yoni” booker on yoniryabinski.com checks availability, holds a slot while the visitor fills the form, and commits the booking through the same conflict engine every agent calls — so a calendar shared by a public widget, a recruiter bot, and the founder's own assistant never double-books.
0double-books possible on the slot112 msp99 commit latency100%races resolved to one winnerRead the writeup → - First-party travel service · concierge scheduling
Alaska Road Trip uses AgentDraft to schedule its Concierge planning calls
The Concierge tier sells a live one-on-one planning call after checkout. AgentDraft supplies the booking surface behind Yoni's live calendar, so a traveler can choose a real open time immediately instead of starting a scheduling email thread.
$497concierge tier with a live call30 minplanning call length0double-books possible on the slotRead the writeup → - First-party monitoring product · email-flow checks
Nightlamp uses AgentDraft mailboxes as the backend for email-flow healthchecks
Nightlamp connects one AgentDraft mailbox per workspace, stores the key encrypted, and can reuse that mailbox for alert delivery plus monitors that wait for magic-link, OTP, signup confirmation, and round-trip email flows.
1 inboxper workspace connection300sminimum email-flow intervalSPF/DKIMdeliverability assertionsRead the writeup →