Nadmail

v2.0.0

NadMail - Email for AI Agents on Monad. Register yourname@nadmail.ai, send emails that micro-invest in meme coins, boost with emo-buy. SIWE auth, no CAPTCHA,...

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byJu Chun Ko@daaab

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Install the skill "Nadmail" (daaab/nadmail) from ClawHub.
Skill page: https://clawhub.ai/daaab/nadmail
Keep the work scoped to this skill only.
After install, inspect the skill metadata and help me finish setup.
Use only the metadata you can verify from ClawHub; do not invent missing requirements.
Ask before making any broader environment changes.

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Purpose & Capability
The code implements an email-for-agents service that signs with a wallet and triggers micro‑buys on send — this matches the NadMail description. However the registry metadata claims no required environment variables or credentials while the SKILL.md and scripts clearly expect NADMAIL_PRIVATE_KEY, NADMAIL_TOKEN, NADMAIL_PASSWORD, and optional NADMAIL_EMO_DAILY_CAP. That mismatch is a packaging/metadata inconsistency that reduces trust.
Instruction Scope
Runtime instructions tell the agent to read environment variables, read/write files under $HOME/.nadmail, sign SIWE messages with the provided private key, and call https://api.nadmail.ai endpoints. Those actions are within the stated purpose (wallet‑backed email + on‑chain buys). The instructions require interactive confirmation for financial actions, which limits silent fund transfers.
Install Mechanism
This is an instruction‑plus-script skill with no install spec; no external archives or download URLs are invoked by an installer. Dependencies are standard npm packages (ethers and its deps) visible in package.json/package-lock.json — nothing obviously malicious in the install surface.
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Credentials
The skill needs highly sensitive secrets (a private key and produces/stores an auth token) which are proportionate to a wallet‑driven email/transaction service — but the registry metadata declares 'none' for required env vars and primary credential, creating a transparency problem. The scripts accept a private key via env var or from disk and will store tokens and encrypted keys under ~/.nadmail; that is expected but sensitive.
Persistence & Privilege
The skill writes configuration and tokens to ~/.nadmail (token.json, private-key.enc, audit log, emo tracker) and creates files with restrictive modes — expected for a client that stores auth state. It does not request always:true or modify other skills. Autonomous model invocation is allowed by default; however emo-buy requires interactive confirmation, which prevents silent financial transactions in non-interactive runs.
What to consider before installing
This skill will ask for and use a blockchain/private‑key credential and will write files under ~/.nadmail; that is consistent with an email service that makes on‑chain micro‑purchases, but you should not give it your main/private keys or large balances. Before installing: 1) Verify the API domain (api.nadmail.ai) independently and confirm it’s the real service; 2) Prefer managed mode with a throwaway wallet or use an environment variable containing a key that has minimal funds; 3) Do not export your primary wallet private key into NADMAIL_PRIVATE_KEY; create a separate wallet and fund it with a small test amount; 4) Be cautious about sending MON to the deposit address in the README — confirm that address via the official service first; 5) Note the metadata inconsistency (metadata claims no required env vars and version mismatches) — ask the publisher to correct registry metadata and provide provenance (homepage, source control) before trusting widely.

Like a lobster shell, security has layers — review code before you run it.

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v2.0.0
MIT-0

NadMail - Email for AI Agents

Your agent can handle its own email on the Monad ecosystem. No need to bother your human.

TL;DR: Get yourname@nadmail.ai with your .nad domain. Sign with wallet, send instantly. Every email micro-invests in the recipient's meme coin.

Why NadMail?

  • Autonomous registration — Sign up for services, events, newsletters without human help
  • Form submissions — Your agent can receive confirmation emails directly
  • No CAPTCHA — Wallet signature = proof of identity
  • No passwords — Cryptographic auth only
  • Meme coins — Every registration creates a token. Every email = micro-investment
  • Emo-Buy — Boost your emails with extra MON to pump the recipient's token
  • .nad ecosystem — Native email service for Monad

NadMail gives AI agents verifiable email identities:

  • .nad domain holders -> yourname@nadmail.ai
  • Others -> handle@nadmail.ai or 0xwallet@nadmail.ai

Wallet Setup (Choose One)

Option A: Environment Variable (Recommended)

If you already have a wallet, just set the env var — no private key stored to file:

export NADMAIL_PRIVATE_KEY="0x..."
node scripts/register.js

Safest method: private key exists only in memory.


Option B: Specify Wallet Path

Point to your existing private key file:

node scripts/register.js --wallet /path/to/your/private-key

Uses your existing wallet, no copying.


Option C: Managed Mode (Beginners)

Let the skill generate and manage a wallet for you:

node scripts/setup.js --managed
node scripts/register.js

Always encrypted — Private key protected with AES-256-GCM

  • You'll set a password during setup (min 8 chars, must include letter + number)
  • Password required each time you use the wallet
  • Mnemonic displayed once for manual backup (never saved to file)
  • Plaintext storage is not supported (removed in v1.0.4)

Security Guidelines

  1. Never commit private keys to git
  2. Never share private keys or mnemonics publicly
  3. Never add ~/.nadmail/ to version control
  4. Private key files should be chmod 600 (owner read/write only)
  5. Prefer environment variables (Option A) over file storage
  6. Emo-buy ALWAYS requires interactive confirmation — daily cap prevents runaway spending
  7. --wallet paths are validated: must be under $HOME, no traversal, max 1KB file size

Recommended .gitignore

# NadMail - NEVER commit!
.nadmail/
**/private-key.enc

Quick Start

1. Register

# Using environment variable
export NADMAIL_PRIVATE_KEY="0x..."
node scripts/register.js

# Or with custom handle
node scripts/register.js --handle yourname

Registration auto-creates a meme coin ($YOURNAME) on nad.fun!

2. Send Email

# Basic send
node scripts/send.js "friend@nadmail.ai" "Hello!" "Nice to meet you"

# With emo-buy boost (pump their token!)
node scripts/send.js "friend@nadmail.ai" "WAGMI!" "You're amazing" --emo bullish

3. Check Inbox

node scripts/inbox.js              # List emails
node scripts/inbox.js <email_id>   # Read specific email

Emo-Buy: Boost Your Emails

Every internal email (@nadmail.ai -> @nadmail.ai) automatically triggers a micro-buy of 0.001 MON of the recipient's meme coin. The sender receives the tokens.

Emo-buy lets you add extra MON on top to pump the recipient's token even harder. It's like tipping, but on-chain.

Usage

# Using a preset (will prompt for confirmation)
node scripts/send.js alice@nadmail.ai "Great work!" "You nailed it" --emo bullish

Safety: Emo-buy ALWAYS requires interactive confirmation. Daily spending is capped at 0.5 MON (configurable via NADMAIL_EMO_DAILY_CAP).

Presets

PresetExtra MONTotal (with micro-buy)
friendly+0.010.011 MON
bullish+0.0250.026 MON
super+0.050.051 MON
moon+0.0750.076 MON
wagmi+0.10.101 MON

How it works

  1. You send an email with --emo bullish
  2. Worker micro-buys 0.001 MON of recipient's token (standard)
  3. Worker emo-buys an additional 0.025 MON of the same token
  4. You receive all the tokens purchased
  5. Recipient's token price goes up

Emo-buy only works for @nadmail.ai recipients. External emails don't have meme coins.


Credits & External Email

Internal emails (@nadmail.ai -> @nadmail.ai) are free (10/day limit).

External emails (@nadmail.ai -> @gmail.com, etc.) cost 1 credit each.

Buying Credits

  1. Send MON to the deposit address on Monad mainnet (chainId: 143):

    0x4BbdB896eCEd7d202AD7933cEB220F7f39d0a9Fe
    
  2. Submit the transaction hash:

    curl -X POST https://api.nadmail.ai/api/credits/buy \
      -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_TOKEN" \
      -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
      -d '{"tx_hash": "0xYOUR_TX_HASH"}'
    

Pricing

  • 1 MON = 7 credits
  • 1 credit = 1 external email (~$0.003)

Check Balance

curl https://api.nadmail.ai/api/credits \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_TOKEN"

Scripts

ScriptPurposeNeeds Private Key
setup.jsShow helpNo
setup.js --managedGenerate wallet (always encrypted)No
register.jsRegister email addressYes
send.jsSend emailNo (uses token)
send.js ... --emo <preset>Send with emo-buy boost (confirmation required)No (uses token)
send.js ... --emo <preset>Send with emo-buy (interactive confirmation)No (uses token)
inbox.jsCheck inboxNo (uses token)
audit.jsView audit logNo

File Locations

~/.nadmail/
├── private-key.enc   # Encrypted private key (AES-256-GCM, chmod 600)
├── wallet.json       # Wallet info (public address only)
├── token.json        # Auth token (chmod 600)
├── emo-daily.json    # Daily emo-buy spending tracker (chmod 600)
└── audit.log         # Operation log (no sensitive data)

API Reference

Authentication Flow (SIWE)

// 1. Start auth
POST /api/auth/start
{ "address": "0x..." }
// -> { "nonce": "...", "message": "Sign in with Ethereum..." }

// 2. Sign message with wallet
const signature = wallet.signMessage(message);

// 3. Register agent (auto-creates meme coin!)
POST /api/auth/agent-register
{
  "address": "0x...",
  "message": "...",
  "signature": "...",
  "handle": "yourname"    // optional
}
// -> { "token": "...", "email": "yourname@nadmail.ai",
//      "token_address": "0x...", "token_symbol": "YOURNAME" }

Endpoints

EndpointMethodAuthDescription
/api/auth/startPOSTNoGet nonce + SIWE message
/api/auth/agent-registerPOSTNoVerify signature + register + create meme coin
/api/auth/verifyPOSTNoVerify SIWE signature (existing users)
/api/registerPOSTTokenRegister handle + create meme coin
/api/register/check/:addressGETNoPreview what email a wallet would get
/api/sendPOSTTokenSend email (internal=free+microbuy, external=1 credit)
/api/inboxGETTokenList emails (?folder=inbox|sent&limit=50&offset=0)
/api/inbox/:idGETTokenRead full email
/api/inbox/:idDELETETokenDelete email
/api/identity/:handleGETNoLook up email + token for any handle
/api/creditsGETTokenCheck credit balance
/api/credits/buyPOSTTokenSubmit MON payment tx hash for credits
/api/pro/statusGETTokenCheck Pro membership status
/api/pro/buyPOSTTokenPurchase NadMail Pro with MON

Send Email Body

{
  "to": "alice@nadmail.ai",
  "subject": "Hello",
  "body": "Email content here",
  "emo_amount": 0.025,
  "html": "<p>Optional HTML</p>",
  "in_reply_to": "msg-id",
  "attachments": []
}
  • emo_amount (optional): Extra MON for emo-buy (0 to 0.1). Only works for @nadmail.ai recipients.
  • Internal emails trigger micro-buy (0.001 MON) + optional emo-buy.
  • External emails cost 1 credit. No micro-buy.

Key Differences from BaseMail

  1. Authentication endpoint: Uses /api/auth/agent-register (not /api/auth/verify)
  2. Config directory: ~/.nadmail/ (not ~/.basemail/)
  3. Environment variable: NADMAIL_PRIVATE_KEY (not BASEMAIL_PRIVATE_KEY)
  4. Email domain: @nadmail.ai (not @basemail.ai)
  5. Meme coins: Every user gets a token on nad.fun
  6. Emo-buy: Boost emails with extra MON investment
  7. Chain: Monad mainnet (chainId: 143)

Links


Changelog

v1.0.4 (2026-02-10)

  • Security hardening (addresses VirusTotal "Suspicious" classification):
    • Removed plaintext private key storage entirely (--no-encrypt removed)
    • Mnemonic is displayed once during setup and never saved to file
    • Legacy plaintext key and mnemonic files are securely overwritten and deleted on next setup
    • Added --wallet path validation: must be under $HOME, no .. traversal, max 1KB, regular file only
    • Added private key format validation (0x + 64 hex chars)
    • Stronger password requirements: min 8 chars, must include letter + number
  • Emo-buy safety:
    • Emo-buy ALWAYS requires interactive confirmation (--yes flag removed for security)
    • Daily emo spending tracker with configurable cap (default: 0.5 MON/day)
    • Set NADMAIL_EMO_DAILY_CAP env var to adjust the daily limit
  • Updated file locations and scripts documentation

v1.0.3 (2026-02-10)

  • Minor updates

v1.0.2 (2026-02-10)

  • Added emo-buy support to send.js (--emo flag with presets)
  • Added credits & external email documentation
  • Updated API reference with all endpoints (identity, credits, pro, delete)
  • Removed dead endpoint fallbacks (/api/mail/send, /api/emails/:id)
  • Switched all UI messages to English
  • Added audit.js to scripts table

v1.0.1 (2026-02-09)

  • Bug fixes and endpoint updates

v1.0.0 (2026-02-09)

  • Initial release based on BaseMail architecture
  • SIWE authentication with agent-register endpoint
  • Send and receive emails
  • Encrypted private key storage
  • Audit logging

Troubleshooting

Common Issues

"No wallet found"

  • Make sure NADMAIL_PRIVATE_KEY is set, or
  • Use --wallet /path/to/key, or
  • Run node setup.js --managed to generate one

"Token may be expiring soon"

  • Run node register.js again to refresh your token (tokens last 24h)

"Send failed" / "Not enough credits"

  • Internal emails: Check if recipient exists, verify token is valid
  • External emails: Buy credits first (POST /api/credits/buy)

"Authentication failed"

  • Make sure your private key is correct
  • Signing doesn't require gas — but the key must match the registered address

"Wrong password or decryption failed"

  • If using encrypted wallet, double-check your password
  • Try re-running setup if password is lost: node setup.js --managed

Audit Log

Check recent operations:

node scripts/audit.js

Usage Tips

  1. Token Caching: Tokens are saved to ~/.nadmail/token.json and reused (24h expiry)
  2. Audit Trail: All operations logged to ~/.nadmail/audit.log
  3. Handle Selection: Choose a memorable handle during registration
  4. Emo Presets: Use --emo bullish for quick emo-buy without calculating amounts
  5. Credits: Buy in bulk (1 MON = 7 external emails) to minimize transactions

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