depesha
The command-line client for Depesha, transactional email for every project you run, with the /depesha Claude skill built in.
uv tool install depesha # or: pipx install depesha
depesha skill install # the skill, into ~/.claude/skills/depesha
depesha login # sign in in the browser (or --token-file for a project key)
depesha templates push templates/
depesha send sign-in-code --to you@example.com --var code=428913 --var-json expires_minutes=10
depesha <noun> <verb> maps to GraphQL against https://api.depesha.com/graphql; depesha gql and depesha schema --sdl reach the rest of the API. Output is JSON; exit codes are 0 ok, 1 API error (with extensions.code), 2 transport, 3 usage or configuration. Credentials live in ~/.depesha/credentials.json (mode 600); DEPESHA_TOKEN, DEPESHA_URL, DEPESHA_PROFILE and DEPESHA_PROJECT override them.
The CLI uses only the standard library.
Full reference: depesha skill show references/cli.md.
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