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Ravi HQ

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@ravi-hq · United States of America

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Ravi HQ provides agent identity infrastructure: real email inboxes, phone numbers, encrypted secret stores, and contact management for autonomous agents.

Skills Distribution
DomainDeveloper To...Email Composition .. (30%)Identity & Access .. (25%)Secrets & Credenti.. (20%)SMS & Inbox Messag.. (15%)

Agent Skills by Ravi HQ

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Frequently Asked Questions About Ravi HQ

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What tasks can I accomplish using Ravi HQ's skills?▼

You can send, reply to, and forward emails with HTML and attachments, read incoming SMS and email including verification codes, store website passwords and API key secrets, manage contacts, retrieve agent identity details, and obtain short-lived SSO identity tokens for third-party services.

Who are Ravi HQ's skills designed for?▼

They are designed for developers building autonomous agents that need real-world identity primitives: dedicated email inboxes, phone numbers, encrypted credential storage, and contact directories, all exposed through the Ravi service described in the ravi overview skill.

How do the Ravi skills work together in practice?▼

Start with the ravi overview skill to select the right capability. Use ravi-login for service sign-up flows, ravi-inbox to read verification codes, ravi-email-send with ravi-email-writing for outbound mail, and ravi-passwords or ravi-secrets for credential storage.

What is the difference between ravi-passwords and ravi-secrets?▼

ravi-passwords is a password manager for website credentials stored as domain, username, and password entries. ravi-secrets is an encrypted key-value store for API keys and environment variables. Each skill explicitly directs you to the other for the wrong credential type.

When should I use ravix-reply instead of ravi-email-send?▼

Use ravix-reply only when running under the ravix daemon with email headers (From, To, Subject, Message-ID) present in your input and you must respond to that dispatched email. For composing new outbound emails, replying outside the daemon, or forwarding, use ravi-email-send instead.