sendEmailDemo

shallow

dev.primitive/email · Verify this server

SIMULATION ONLY: nothing is delivered. NEVER call this when the user actually wants an email to arrive, and never describe its result as a sent email: no message is sent, queued, or stored, and the recipient receives nothing. To really send with no account, call createEmailAddress (instant, no signup form and no verification) and then sendEmail with the api_key it returns; that is the correct path for any genuine send request. This tool exists only to preview the response shape: it validates the body against the exact same schema as sendEmail (including cc/bcc, reply_to, tags, attachments, and scheduled_at) and returns a synthetic success envelope marked demo: true. Demo requests are capped at 16KB total body, so large attachments are rejected even though the schema allows them.

100.0/100

1 trials · measured 8 days ago

sendEmailDemo scores 100.0/100 on Vouch's measured behaviour index, from 1 real invocation trials against dev.primitive/email, measured 25 Aug 2026 under methodology v0.2.0. Every measured component scored 100.

Component breakdown

ComponentWeightValue
Reliability35%not applicable
Schema integrity25%100.0
Failure behaviour15%not applicable
Latency15%not applicable
Concurrency10%not applicable

Tool details

Transport
remote
Credential class
self-provisionable
Category
Communication
Input schema
not declared
Output schema
not declared
Side-effect classification
unclassified

Score history

DayScoreTierMethodology
2026-08-25100.0shallowv0.2.0

Probe evidence

ProbeOutcomes
schema_integritypass: 1

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