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LePosta is in private beta and invite-only. The person who invited you adds your GitHub username to the allowlist; then you connect from any client and sign in with GitHub.
No. Being in the same group only lets people send you handoffs and see your GitHub username. You can only read postas you sent or received; for anyone else they don’t exist.
No. Your inbox lives on the server. In Claude, a connector added on the web is available on desktop and mobile. Other clients need to be connected once each.
Built-in memory stays inside one product and is about the assistant remembering you. LePosta is one inbox shared by every client you use, built for things to pick up later and for passing work to other people, with you approving what gets sent.
There is no delete tool, on purpose: an agent can’t erase your inbox. Mark a posta dismissed or done and it leaves the inbox. To erase data permanently, ask the LePosta admin.
No. LePosta rejects postas that look like they contain a credential, and agents are told never to include secrets or customer data. End-to-end encrypted secrets are planned for a later phase.
Not live, today. You’ll see it the next time you ask for your postas, or at the start of your next Claude Code session if you use the session hook. Live notifications are on the roadmap.
Not during the private beta.