msmtp-send

Send plain-text emails using your local msmtp config (Gmail app password already set up in ~/.msmtprc). Strictly send-only; no reading, fetching, or inbox ac...

This skill is a simple, coherent wrapper around your local msmtp installation and does what it says: send plain-text emails using whatever credentials are configured in ~/.msmtprc. Before installing, confirm: (1) you are comfortable with the agent being able to send email (the platform allows autonomous invocation by default), (2) your ~/.msmtprc contains only an app-specific password (not your primary account password) and has restrictive file permissions (600), and (3) you trust the recipients the agent might be asked to contact. Small notes: the provided msmtprc.md is instructional and suggests storing an app password in the config (common but sensitive); change file perms and use an app password from Google. Also the docs contain a minor typo ('msmpt' vs 'msmtp') but that does not affect security. If you want to avoid any chance of unauthorized emails, restrict autonomous invocation of this skill or require explicit user confirmation before sending.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: msmtp-send Version: 1.0.0 The skill is a straightforward utility for sending plain-text emails via the msmtp command-line tool. The provided shell script (send.sh) correctly quotes its arguments to mitigate basic shell injection, and the documentation (SKILL.md and msmtprc.md) is consistent with the tool's stated purpose without any evidence of malicious intent, data exfiltration, or prompt injection.