Claude Code Skill

Send a meeting invite without leaving the terminal

One command drafts a professional invite, drops in your booking link, and sends it. No browser tab, no webmail, no OAuth consent screen, no dependencies to install — because a workflow that needs a browser trip is a workflow you cannot automate.

What it does

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Install & use

Drop it in your skills directory, configure once, then it is a single command forever.

# install
tar -xzf meeting-invite-skill.tar.gz -C ~/.claude/skills/

# configure once — asks for mailbox, booking link and password
~/.claude/skills/meeting-invite/send_invite.py --configure

# send
/meeting-invite jane@acme.com "Jane Smith" "your platform rebuild"

# or drive it directly
./send_invite.py jane@acme.com --name "Jane Smith" \
    --topic "your platform rebuild" --yes

# render without sending anything
./send_invite.py jane@acme.com --name Jane --dry-run
The SPF trap. If your domain publishes a strict SPF record ending in -all, sending as that domain through Gmail's servers fails authentication and your invite is rejected or filed as spam. This skill authenticates to your domain's own submission server instead — which also means there is no browser step, not even during setup.
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