@openemail/cli 0.0.2 → 0.0.4
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- package/README.md +3 -3
- package/openemail.js +13412 -6141
- package/package.json +1 -1
package/README.md
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openemail temp delete --yes
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A disposable inbox needs no account and no key. `temp new` prints the address, and the CLI keeps the inbox's token so the other `temp` commands find it by its id or address. `temp watch --first` waits for the first message, which suits a script waiting for a sign-up code.
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A disposable inbox needs no account and no key. `temp new` prints the address, and the CLI keeps the inbox's token so the other `temp` commands find it by its id or address. `temp watch --first` waits for the first message, which suits a script waiting for a sign-up code. `temp-mail extend` adds up to an hour, within 24 hours of the inbox being created, and the CLI keeps the new token it returns. `temp delete` moves the mail to the bin and forgets the token here, while the lease runs on until it expires.
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### Every resource
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```bash
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openemail ai languages
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`ai translate` works with an API key or a browser sign-in. `ai compose` writes a body in your own style and prints it, so you can pipe it into `openemail send`, and `ai summarize` prints the summary OpenEmail keeps for a thread. Those two run through the MCP server, so they need a browser sign-in.
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`ai translate` works with an API key or a browser sign-in. `ai compose` writes a body in your own style and prints it, so you can pipe it into `openemail send`, and `ai summarize` prints the summary OpenEmail keeps for a thread. Those two run through the MCP server, so they need a browser sign-in. Translating and writing spend actions from the workspace's daily allowance, and `languages` and `summarize` spend none.
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### MCP
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```bash
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openemail open forwarding you@acme.com
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`docs ask` answers from the documentation and lists its sources, and it never sends your credentials. `docs read` prints a page as Markdown. `openemail open <page>` opens the web app at a page, which covers what the CLI does not do
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`docs ask` answers from the documentation and lists its sources, and it never sends your credentials. `docs read` prints a page as Markdown. `openemail open <page>` opens the web app at a page, which covers what the CLI does not do: account security, deleting your account, linking a DNS provider and talking with the assistant. `openemail open forwarding <address>` opens the forwarding of one address, and `openemail open providers` (or `dns`) opens DNS provider linking. Any path that starts with `/` opens as it is.
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### Scripting
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