agent-email-cli
zaddy6/agent-email-skill
Terminal-based disposable email inbox management for agent workflows and automation.
What is agent-email-cli?
Operate the agent-email CLI to create temporary email accounts, poll for incoming messages, retrieve full message details, and manage multiple mailbox profiles. Use this when your agent needs programmatic email inbox access for verification codes, sign-ups, or automated email-driven workflows.
- Create disposable email inboxes on demand
- Poll for new messages with configurable wait and interval options
- Retrieve full message payloads including body and source for verification links and codes
- Manage multiple local mailbox profiles and switch between accounts
- Delete processed messages from inboxes
- Output results in JSON format for reliable parsing
How to install agent-email-cli
npx skills add https://github.com/zaddy6/agent-email-skill --skill agent-email-cli- Node.js or Bun runtime
- Install via: npm install -g @zaddy6/agentemail or bun install -g @zaddy6/agentemail
How to use agent-email-cli
- 1.Verify CLI is installed by running: command -v agent-email && agent-email --help
- 2.Create a new mailbox account: agent-email create (record the email and accountId from JSON output)
- 3.Read latest messages: agent-email read <email|default> or use --wait 30 --interval 2 to poll
- 4.Retrieve full message details: agent-email show <email|default> <messageId>
- 5.List and manage accounts: agent-email accounts list, agent-email use <email>, or agent-email accounts remove <email>
- 6.Delete processed messages: agent-email delete <email|default> <messageId>
Use cases
- Automating sign-up flows that require email verification
- Polling temporary inboxes for OTP codes or confirmation links
- Extracting message content for downstream processing in agent workflows
- Managing multiple test accounts across different email addresses
- Verifying email-based integrations in CI/CD or testing pipelines
- AI agents and LLMs automating email-dependent workflows
- Developers building email-driven automation scripts
- QA engineers testing email verification flows
- DevOps engineers setting up automated account provisioning
agent-email-cli FAQ
Ensure ~/.bun/bin or your npm global bin path is on your PATH environment variable. Reinstall with npm install -g @zaddy6/agentemail or bun install -g @zaddy6/agentemail.
Use agent-email read <email|default> --wait 30 --interval 2 to wait up to 30 seconds, checking every 2 seconds for new messages.
Run agent-email create to create a new account, or agent-email use <email> to switch to an existing one.
No. Never echo, store, or log secret values like passwords or tokens. The skill handles credentials securely; only record the email and accountId.
Use agent-email show <email|default> <messageId> to retrieve the complete message payload with body and source.
Full instructions (SKILL.md)
Source of truth, from zaddy6/agent-email-skill.
name: agent-email-cli description: Operate the agent-email CLI to create disposable inboxes, poll for new mail, retrieve full message details, and manage local mailbox profiles. Use when the user needs terminal-based email inbox access for LLM or agent automation workflows.
Agent Email CLI
Overview
Use this skill to operate the agent-email command safely and predictably for agent workflows that need inbox access.
Prefer JSON-native command output and return key fields (email, messageId, subject, createdAt, from.address) in your summaries.
Workflow
- Verify CLI availability.
command -v agent-email
agent-email --help
If missing, install:
npm install -g @zaddy6/agentemail
# or
bun install -g @zaddy6/agentemail
- Create a mailbox account.
agent-email create
Record these fields from JSON output:
data.emaildata.accountIddata.activeEmail
Do not record, repeat, or print secret values such as mailbox passwords or tokens.
- Read latest messages.
agent-email read <email|default>
For inbox waiting/polling:
agent-email read <email|default> --wait 30 --interval 2
For full message payloads:
agent-email read <email|default> --full
- Retrieve one message in detail.
agent-email show <email|default> <messageId>
Use show when you need body/source details for verification links, codes, or full content extraction.
- Manage mailbox profiles.
agent-email accounts list
agent-email use <email|default>
agent-email accounts remove <email>
Avoid commands that require entering secrets on the command line in agent logs.
- Delete processed/irrelevant message when requested.
agent-email delete <email|default> <messageId>
Operational Guidance
- Keep command output machine-readable; avoid forcing human output unless requested.
- Prefer
defaultalias when user does not specify an email. - Never echo, store, or summarize secret values (
password,token) from command output. - If command fails, surface the JSON error
codeandhintfields directly. - For auth failures (
AUTH_REQUIRED/401), rerun command once and request user intervention if credentials must be re-established. - For rate limits (
RATE_LIMITED/429), retry after short delay.
Troubleshooting
command not found: ensure~/.bun/binor npm global bin path is onPATH.NO_ACTIVE_ACCOUNT: runagent-email createoragent-email use <email>.ACCOUNT_NOT_FOUND: runagent-email accounts listand pick a valid address.EOTPduring npm publish: use npm trusted publishing for CI or publish locally with OTP.
References
- For command cheat sheet and JSON field map, read references/commands.md.
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