License

Apache License 2.0 — See LICENSE file for full text.

Email via Resend

Send and receive emails using the Resend API.

Configuration

No config file needed. The skill auto-discovers settings from:

1. Environment variables — RESEND_API_KEY (required), DEFAULT_FROM_EMAIL/NAME (optional)
2. Preferences file — memory/email-preferences.md (from_email, from_name, telegram target)
3. OpenClaw context — channel, chat_id, thread_id (for cron delivery)

Required Environment Variables

export RESEND_API_KEY="re_123456789"        # Resend API key (required)
# DEFAULT_FROM_EMAIL and DEFAULT_FROM_NAME are optional - loaded from preferences file if not set

Preferences File

The skill reads sender info from memory/email-preferences.md:

---
from_email: [email protected]
from_name: Your Name
telegram:
  target: "CHAT_ID"
  threadId: "THREAD_ID"
---

Scripts check env vars first, then fall back to preferences file.

First-Time Setup

When the skill is first invoked, the sub-agent should:

1. Check context — OpenClaw context already has:

   • context.user.email (from USER.md)
   • context.channel (from current session)
   • context.chat_id
   • context.thread_id (for topics)

2. Check memory — Use memory_get tool:

   • Try: memory_get path="memory/email-preferences.md"
   • If not found, ask user to create memory/email-preferences.md (NO fallback scanning)

3. If missing, ask user — Via chat message (IMPORTANT for cron jobs):

   • "Which email should I send from?" (from_email)
   • "What's your display name for sent emails?" (from_name)
   • "Which channel/topic should I notify you on?" (telegram target + threadId)

   Then create memory/email-preferences.md with their answers using the format above.

4. Commit to memory — Write preferences to persist across sessions:

   write path="memory/email-preferences.md" content="---
   from_email: $EMAIL
   from_name: $NAME
   telegram:
     target: \"$CHAT_ID\"
     threadId: \"$THREAD_ID\"
   ---
   
   # Email Notification Preferences
   Saved auto-configured
   "
   

   This ensures memory_get finds it in future sessions. Use MD format with YAML frontmatter.

Format (MD with YAML frontmatter):

---
from_email: [email protected]
from_name: Your Name
telegram:
  target: \"123456789\"
  threadId: \"334\"
---

# Email Notification Preferences
- **Updated:** 2026-01-01
- **Purpose:** Default notification channel for email alerts

Important: Store in memory/email-preferences.md (NOT MEMORY.md) - isolated cron jobs can read this file via memory_get but NOT MEMORY.md.

Context Fields (Available in Sub-Agent)