Kickbox for Openclaw

A professional email verification integration that helps developers and marketers maintain clean mailing lists and improve sender reputation through automated workflows.

membranedev
v1.0.4
Apr 30, 2026
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Install & Download

1. ClawHub CLI

The fastest way to install a skill directly from the registry.

npx clawhub@latest install kickbox

2. Manual Installation

Copy the skill folder to one of these locations

Global
~/.openclaw/skills/
Workspace
<project>/skills/

Priority: Workspace > Local > Bundled

3. Prompt Installation

Copy this prompt to OpenClaw to install it automatically.

Help me install kickbox using Clawhub. If Clawhub is not installed, install it first (npm i -g clawhub).

Prefer to download?

Get the raw skill files in a ZIP archive.

What is Kickbox?

Kickbox is a specialized integration for Openclaw Skills designed to streamline email verification processes. By leveraging this skill, developers can programmatically verify single email addresses or process massive batches to ensure deliverability and protect sender reputation. It serves as a vital bridge between your development environment and the Kickbox API, handling the complexities of deliverability metadata like Sendex scores and role detection.

The skill operates through the Membrane framework, which significantly simplifies the developer experience. It removes the burden of manual authentication plumbing, allowing you to focus on building robust email workflows. Whether you are checking for disposable email addresses or monitoring your account credit balance, this skill provides a secure and efficient way to interact with Kickbox data services.

Kickbox Use Cases

  • Automating email list cleaning to reduce bounce rates before large marketing campaigns.
  • Real-time verification of user sign-up emails to prevent disposable or fake account creation.
  • Monitoring Kickbox account credits to ensure uninterrupted service for enterprise applications.
  • Checking the status of asynchronous batch verification jobs for high-volume data processing.
  • Improving sender reputation by filtering out low-quality or invalid email addresses automatically.

How Kickbox Works

  1. Installation: The user installs the Membrane CLI to provide the necessary environment for Openclaw Skills.
  2. Authentication: A secure connection is established using a tenant-based login that manages OAuth or API keys server-side.
  3. Connection Management: The skill ensures a valid connection to the Kickbox domain, handling any required client actions or inputs.
  4. Action Discovery: The agent searches for specific verification tasks using natural language intent via the Membrane action list.
  5. Execution: The skill executes the selected action (e.g., verifying an email) with JSON parameters and returns structured deliverability data.

Kickbox Setup

First, install the global CLI required for Openclaw Skills:

npm install -g @membranehq/cli@latest

Next, authenticate your agent (replace <agentType> with openclaw):

membrane login --tenant --clientName=openclaw

Finally, create the connection to the Kickbox service:

membrane connection ensure "https://kickbox.com/" --json

Kickbox Data Schema & Taxonomy

The skill organizes data around email verification results and account status. Key data points include:

Object Fields Description
Verification Result deliverability, quality_score, sendex Metadata regarding the validity and risk of an email address.
Batch Job id, status, progress Tracking information for asynchronous bulk verification tasks.
Account credits, balance Real-time monitoring of available verification units.
Email Metadata is_disposable, is_role, is_webmail Boolean flags identifying the type of email address.

Kickbox Advanced Features

  • Natural Language Intent Discovery: Find the right API tools by describing your goal instead of memorizing endpoints.
  • Automated Credential Refresh: Openclaw Skills via Membrane handle token expiration and re-authentication without manual intervention.
  • Proxy Request Support: Access low-level Kickbox API endpoints directly through a managed proxy while maintaining secure authentication headers.
  • Long-polling Connection States: Use the --wait flag to handle asynchronous connection building during complex setups.
  • Machine-Readable Outputs: Toggle the --json flag for all commands to facilitate multi-agent orchestration and automated parsing.

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