Five focused skills teach your coding agent to send email, manage audiences, run campaigns, provision infrastructure, and stay deliverable — loaded on demand, with zero prompt overhead.
View this page as Markdown$ npx skills add danest/emailbump-skillsEach skill wraps the real REST API with the workflow, the exact endpoints, and the guardrails — so agents do it right the first time.
Send receipts, alerts, and product email through the REST API — immediate or scheduled, with attachments, stored templates and Liquid personalization.
Build welcome series, onboarding and win-backs from a trigger and a list of steps — sends, waits, branches — and send them from the customer's own domain.
Act on the mail people send you — a catch-all address per project, a webhook the moment something arrives, and an API for the body, the attachments, and forwarding it on.
Keep contacts, lists, segments, and consent connected — and track the behavioral events that drive segments and automation flows.
Draft, A/B test, schedule, and send marketing campaigns to lists and segments — with gradual rollout and timezone-aware strategies.
Bootstrap email infrastructure end to end — workspaces, projects, sending domains with DNS verification, and project API keys.
Vendor-neutral rules for reaching the inbox: authentication, bounce handling, list hygiene, content, warm-up, and compliance basics.
Email cannot be unsent. Every skill bakes the same rules into the instructions your agent follows.
Skills instruct agents to rehearse with a single send to your own address and wait for approval before any audience send.
Before calling send, the agent reports the list or segment, its size, subject, from address, and schedule — then waits for your go-ahead.
Agents never re-subscribe an unsubscribed contact or import a list without confirming it is permission-based.
Minted API keys are handed over once and stored as secrets — never echoed into code, logs, or chat history.
Skills are the workflow layer. Underneath, every page, guide, and API reference is published for machines too.
Every public page, doc, glossary term, and blog post has a Markdown representation — just append .md.
agents.md directoryA curated index of the product, guides, and API reference in the llmstxt.org format, plus a concatenated llms-full.txt.
llms.txtProvision workspaces, projects, sending domains, and API keys, then build contacts, campaigns, and automated flows — no dashboard required.
API referenceThe skills are MIT-licensed and versioned in the open. Read them, fork them, or pin a version.
github.com/danest/emailbump-skillsA skill is a folder with a SKILL.md file — an open format that coding agents like Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex read to learn a capability on demand. Skills load only when relevant, so they add no prompt overhead the rest of the time.
Any tool that reads the SKILL.md format: Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Devin, Gemini CLI, GitHub Copilot, OpenCode, and more. You can also copy a skill directory straight into your agent's skills folder.
Only through an API key you provide via the EMAILBUMP_API_KEY environment variable. Keys are scoped to a project, every API call is logged, and you can revoke a key at any time from the dashboard.
The skills are written human-in-the-loop first: agents are instructed to test-send to you and confirm the audience, subject, and schedule before any real send. Campaigns are always created as drafts — nothing sends until the send call.
Yes. Every page of this site ships an agent-readable Markdown twin, the docs are indexed in llms.txt, and the account API lets agents provision workspaces, projects, sending domains, and API keys end to end.