Goodbits for AI agents
Agents read Goodbits at once. Changes and sends are held for a person's approval by default.
About Goodbits
Goodbits is a service that helps you and your business create stellar newsletters from the best links your team and customers are reading.
What an agent can do in Goodbits
Every Goodbits action is classed by the platform as a read, a change or a send. Reads run at once. Changes and sends are held for a person by default.
Runs at once (reads)
Looks things up in Goodbits without asking first. 1 action.
- Get Newsletter InfoTool to fetch newsletter identifier and name. Use after authenticating with your API token.
Held for approval by default (changes and sends)
Held for a person's approval by default. The approval is recorded and the action is sent once, never twice, with 10 seconds to undo. 4 actions.
- Create LinkTool to create a content link in Goodbits Content Library. Use when you have an article URL and optional metadata ready.
- Create SubscriberTool to add a new subscriber to the newsletter. Use after confirming user opt-in.
- Delete SubscriberTool to mark a subscriber as deleted. Use when you need to prevent future emails being sent to a subscriber.
- Update Subscriber StatusTool to update subscriber status. Use when you need to change an existing subscriber’s subscription status by email. Example: "Update the status of john@example.com to unsubscribed"
Changes wait in Needs you
Changes and sends in Goodbits are held for a person's approval by default. The approval is recorded, and the action is sent once, never twice, with 10 seconds to undo.
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Goodbits questions
Can an agent change data in Goodbits on its own?
Not by default. Changes and sends in Goodbits are held for a person's approval. The approval is recorded, and the action is sent once, never twice, with 10 seconds to undo.
What can an agent read in Goodbits?
This connector lists 1 read action. Reads run at once, without waiting for approval.
How does Goodbits connect?
It connects with API key. Connectors are built and maintained by third-party developers; availability is confirmed during scoping.