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163email-skill

163email skill - Send emails via 163 SMTP service with custom recipient, subject, content. Support CLI and Python import

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name
163email-skill
description
163email skill - Send emails via 163 SMTP service with custom recipient, subject, content. Support CLI and Python import
version
1.2.0
author
geekbin
license
MIT
tags
["163email","email","smtp","notification","utility","latest"]
metadata
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# 163email Skill - Email Sender Send emails via 163 SMTP service. Support custom recipient, subject, content. Both CLI and Python module import calling methods are supported. ## Features - Send plain text emails via 163 SMTP - One-click command line invocation - Python module import support - SSL encrypted transmission - Multiple recipients support ## Usage ### Method 1: Command Line ```bash python send_email.py "recipient@example.com" "Test Subject" "Email content here" ``` ### Method 2: Python Import ```python from src.send_email import send_mail send_mail( to="recipient@example.com", subject="Test Email", content="This is the email content" ) ``` ## Configuration Set environment variables before use: ```bash export CLAW_EMAIL="your_163_email@163.com" export CLAW_EMAIL_AUTH="your_smtp_authorization_code" export CLAW_SMTP_SERVER="smtp.163.com" # optional export CLAW_SMTP_PORT="465" # optional ``` Or use in Python: ```python import os os.environ["CLAW_EMAIL"] = "your_email@163.com" os.environ["CLAW_EMAIL_AUTH"] = "your_auth_code" ``` ## Requirements - Python 3.6+ - No third-party dependencies (uses smtplib, email standard library) ## License MIT
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