ravi-email-send
Ravi Email — Send
Compose new emails, reply to existing ones, or forward them from your Ravi email address.
Writing quality matters. Before drafting email content, see the ravi-email-writing skill for subject lines, HTML formatting, tone, and anti-spam best practices.
Resolving Recipients by Name
If you have the recipient's name but not their email address (e.g. "email Alice"), use ravi-contacts first:
# Search contacts by name
ravi contacts search "Alice"
# → Returns matches with email, phone, display_name
# If one match → use the email from the result
# If multiple matches → confirm with the user which Alice they mean
# If no matches → ask the user for the email address directly
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