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postwall

v1.2.0

Published

CLI for PostWall email security gateway - AI agent email with human approval

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Links

Git

Maintainers

shanikashanika

Keywords

emailaiagentsecuritygmailpostwallopenclawclawdbot

Readme

PostWall CLI

A security layer between AI agents and email. Agents can only read emails that have been approved by a human, and can only send emails after human review.

Installation

npm install -g postwall

Quick Start

  1. Get your API key from the PostWall Dashboard

  2. Authenticate:

postwall auth pw_your_api_key_here
  1. Check for approved emails:
postwall check

Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | postwall auth <key> | Authenticate with your API key | | postwall check | Get count of unread approved emails | | postwall inbox | List unread approved emails | | postwall read <id> | Read a specific email (marks as read) | | postwall draft --to --subject --body | Submit email draft for approval | | postwall status <id> | Check draft status | | postwall drafts | List all drafts |

All commands support --json flag for structured output.

How It Works

  1. Inbound emails: Emails arrive in your Gmail → You approve them in PostWall dashboard → Agent can read them via CLI
  2. Outbound emails: Agent submits draft via CLI → You review in dashboard → Approve to send

OpenClaw/ClawdBot Integration

This CLI is designed to work as an OpenClaw skill. After installing via npm, link to your skills directory:

npm install -g postwall
ln -s $(npm root -g)/postwall ~/.openclaw/skills/postwall

Links

License

MIT