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Mail to any address on an email testing domain is captured for that workspace. Use it for sign-up codes, notification checks, and other tests that need a real inbox.

Addresses

An assigned domain is ready as soon as it is created. DevHelm owns its DNS. Every local-part on that domain is its own inbox: signup@your-domain, otp-42@your-domain, and anything else you put in front of the @.
The command prints one address. --label is a prefix. The SDK and CLI add random characters after it, so each call is a new inbox on that domain. To list the domains already in the workspace:

What is stored

Each captured message keeps the sender, recipients, subject, a body preview, extracted one-time codes, links, and attachment names. The full original message is available as a raw download. The list and wait responses include otp (value, and source of text or html) and links (href, and text when the message had visible link text).

How long messages are kept

The domain Settings page shows how many days the current plan keeps messages: A message body over 1 MiB is refused. The same limit applies on every plan.

Next steps

Wait for an email

Block a test until the next message arrives.

OTPs and links

Read a code or a link from the stored message.

Custom domains

Receive mail on a hostname you own.