Revdoku CLI
The revdoku command reads email and attachments, replies to senders and uploads files from your terminal. AI agents can run it too.
You need: macOS or Linux with bash and curl, a browser to sign in, and a Revdoku account: create a free mailbox. You do not need a card.
1. Install
Run this command:
curl -fsSL https://revdoku.com/install.sh | bash
The installer puts the command in ~/.revdoku/bin/revdoku. It also installs the Revdoku skill for the AI agents that it finds on your computer.
2. Add the command to your PATH
Add this line to your shell profile, for example ~/.zshrc or ~/.bashrc. Then open a new terminal.
export PATH="$HOME/.revdoku/bin:$PATH"
3. Sign in
Run any command. The first time, the CLI opens Revdoku in your browser. Sign in and choose the account and the mailboxes.
revdoku accounts
4. Read your email
List the emails in a mailbox. Mailbox IDs start with bkt_.
revdoku emails --mailbox-id MAILBOX_ID
Common commands
| Task | Command |
|---|---|
| List emails | revdoku emails --mailbox-id ID |
| Read one email | revdoku email EMAIL_ID --mailbox-id ID |
| Download an attachment | revdoku email-download EMAIL_ID --attachment-id ID --mailbox-id ID |
| Reply to the sender | revdoku email-send --in-reply-to EMAIL_ID --text TEXT --mailbox-id ID |
| Upload a folder | revdoku upload ./project-files |
| List files | revdoku files --mailbox-id ID |
| Show your plan limits | revdoku account limits |
The docs list every command.
Installed the skill with npx?
npx skills add revdoku/revdoku --skill revdoku -g installs the skill for your AI agents, but it does not add revdoku to your PATH. Your agent runs the bundled scripts/revdoku.sh from the skill folder instead. To use the command yourself, run the installer above. See Install the Revdoku skill.
Email for use by your
AI apps and agents
Receive emails, send replies, store attachments.
Designed for quick integration into your workflow.
- 3 free mailboxes
- 3,000 emails in, 500 out a month
- 3 GB of file storage
- Malware and prompt-injection filter
- API, MCP and CLI access