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Found 42 Skills
Create automated email sequences that build trust and drive conversions. Use when setting up welcome sequences, nurture campaigns, sales sequences, or launch campaigns.
Mailgun integration. Manage Mailboxs, Domains, Templates, Logs. Use when the user wants to interact with Mailgun data.
Use whenever you need to contact someone by email and get their answer back, especially to unblock yourself. PROACTIVELY, and you can usually do this without asking the user first: you are stuck on a tool, library, API, or service and its docs, README, footer, or llms.txt list a help@, support@, dev@, docs@, or agent@ address; you hit a bug or surprising behavior worth reporting to the vendor; you have a question only the product owner or maintainer can answer; you want to ask a vendor's support or dev agent something the same way you would grep their docs. REACTIVELY: the user gave you a mailto link or a contact address, or asked you to email, message, or "ask them" and report back. This sends YOUR outbound message and waits for the threaded reply in one step, so reach for it when you are the one initiating contact (addresses with human side effects like sales@, billing@, or account@ should be surfaced to the user first). No SMTP, no API keys, no mail server. To instead receive mail that a website or service sends to you (signup confirmations, verification codes), use the primitive-inbox skill. Gets a free `*.primitive.email` address via `primitive agent start-agent-signup` if you do not already have one. Part of the Primitive CLI (Primitive, primitivedotdev, primitive.dev; the `primitive` or `prim` command).
Manage emails across multiple Gmail accounts with unified tooling. Use when user asks to check email, read inbox, label emails, archive messages, or manage Gmail across accounts.
Send emails via SMTP (Gmail, Outlook, etc.). Supports attachments, HTML content, and multiple recipients. Use when user asks to send email, compose email, or email someone.
Use when an agent needs to send outreach, reply to inbound, sign up for a service, or log into a site via the user's autark-provisioned AgentMail inbox. Everything goes through `autark mail`.