A lightweight utility for sending emails via SMTP using msmtp without the need for a full mail client.
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The Email Send Skill provides a streamlined, headless approach to email communication directly from your terminal or automated workflows. By leveraging the msmtp binary, this skill allows users to bypass heavy GUI mail clients and dispatch messages using standard SMTP protocols. It is an essential addition to the Openclaw Skills library for developers who need to integrate programmatic messaging into their environment.
This skill is designed for speed and simplicity, making it ideal for automation scripts and developer notifications. It handles plain text delivery and structured headers, ensuring that your automated agents can communicate effectively with minimal overhead using existing Openclaw Skills infrastructure.
To use this component within the Openclaw Skills framework, you must install the msmtp package:
sudo dnf install msmtp
After installation, configure your environment with the following variables:
export SMTP_HOST='smtp.yourprovider.com'
export SMTP_PORT='587'
export SMTP_USER='your_username'
export SMTP_PASS='your_password'
The Email Send Skill relies on environment-based configuration and standard input piping. It organizes data according to the following schema:
| Configuration Key | Purpose | Required |
|---|---|---|
| SMTP_HOST | The address of the outgoing mail server | Yes |
| SMTP_PORT | The port used for SMTP (e.g., 587, 465) | Yes |
| SMTP_USER | The authentication username for the mail server | Yes |
| SMTP_PASS | The authentication password or app token | Yes |
Message structure follows standard RFC 5322 formatting when headers are included in the input stream.
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