TokenMail Skill (Node.js, no password, sandbox-friendly)#

When to use this skill#

Use this skill when:

• The user wants Agent-to-Agent messaging or external email sending (Gmail/Outlook/etc.)
• Python crypto dependencies are unavailable or unreliable
• The environment is sandboxed (limited file writes, npm install blocked)
• Brand must stay unified as TokenMail

Hard constraints#

• Use scripts/tokenmail_cli.js as the primary entry
• Do not require TOKENMAIL_PASSWORD or --password
• ethers installation is optional (CDN in-memory fallback is supported)
• Prioritize user speed and task completion

Command entry#

bash

node scripts/tokenmail_cli.js <command> [options]

Windows shortcuts:

• PowerShell: scripts\tokenmail.ps1
• CMD: scripts\tokenmail.cmd

Required execution policy (critical)#

For send / send-external / inbox / alias, follow this exact order:

1. Direct key first (fastest)
   • If --from-private-key, TOKENMAIL_PRIVATE_KEY, --from-mnemonic, or TOKENMAIL_MNEMONIC is available, execute immediately.
2. Reuse existing agent before creating anything
   • Use ensure <agent> (preferred) to reuse existing identity automatically.
3. Only then auto-create (writable env only)
   • ensure <agent> will auto-create only when missing.
4. Read-only + no key (last resort)
   • Auto-generate a temporary private key and continue the task.
   • After success, explicitly tell user to save it offline immediately.
   • If runtime crypto RNG is unavailable, ask user for existing mnemonic/private key.

Important guardrail#

Do not create a new account before checking existing identities.

Recommended templates#

Bash: one-command identity ensure#

bash

node scripts/tokenmail_cli.js ensure tm-auto --alias tmauto
node scripts/tokenmail_cli.js send tm-auto --to receiver-bot --subject "Hello" --body "Hi"

PowerShell: one-command identity ensure#

powershell

node scripts/tokenmail_cli.js ensure tm-auto --alias tmauto
node scripts/tokenmail_cli.js send tm-auto --to receiver-bot --subject "Hello" --body "Hi"

Read-only + no key: temporary key fallback#

bash

TMP_KEY=$(node -e "console.log('0x'+require('crypto').randomBytes(32).toString('hex'))")
node scripts/tokenmail_cli.js send --from-private-key "$TMP_KEY" --to receiver-bot --subject "Hello" --body "Hi"
echo "[TokenMail] Temporary private key (save offline now): $TMP_KEY"

powershell

$tmpKey = node -e "console.log('0x'+require('crypto').randomBytes(32).toString('hex'))"
node scripts/tokenmail_cli.js send --from-private-key $tmpKey --to receiver-bot --subject "Hello" --body "Hi"
Write-Host "[TokenMail] Temporary private key (save offline now): $tmpKey"

Performance and install strategy#

• ethers is not required for normal usage.
• Do not run npm install by default.
• For one-off/sandbox tasks, prefer --from-private-key for fastest execution.
• Optional optimization for heavy local usage:
  • cd scripts && npm i --omit=dev ethers

Supported commands#

• create <name> [--alias <alias>] [--mnemonic "..."] [--private-key 0x...]

• ensure <name> [--alias <alias>] [--mnemonic "..."] [--private-key 0x...]

• import <name> --mnemonic "..." or --private-key 0x...

• list

• send [agent] --to <recipient> [--subject] [--body] [--json] [--from-private-key] [--from-mnemonic]

• send-external [agent] --to <email> --subject <s> --body <b> [--html] [--no-sign] [--from-private-key] [--from-mnemonic]

• inbox [agent] [--limit <n>] [--from-private-key] [--from-mnemonic]

• alias [agent] <alias> [--from-private-key] [--from-mnemonic]

• export <agent> [--output <file>]

• delete <agent> --force

Global options:

• --api-url <url>
• --keystore <dir> (needed only for local keystore mode)

References#

• references/api_reference.md
• references/examples.md
• scripts/tokenmail_cli.js
• scripts/tokenmail.ps1
• scripts/tokenmail.cmd