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Freemobile sms

Skill dClauzel/freemobile-sms/freemobile-sms

Envoyer des SMS à ton humain via Free MobileFrom its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add dClauzel/freemobile-sms --skill freemobile-sms

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Envoyer des SMS à ton humain

Quand utiliser cette skill

Utilise cette skill quand tu veux envoyer un SMS à ton humain.

Exemple d’utilisation

  • scripts/FreeMobile_sms.py --message "Ton rendez-vous chez le dentiste est dans 1 heure" --timeout 15

Configuration

Le script d’envoi de SMS utilises ces variables d’environnement. Tu n’as rien à faire en plus.

  • FREEMOBILE_SMS_USER : identifiant Free Mobile
  • FREEMOBILE_SMS_API_KEY : clé API

Limitations

  • Maximum 200-250 SMS/jour (limite Free Mobile)
  • 160 caractères par SMS
  • Délai minimal 10 secondes entre envois
  • Envoi uniquement vers le numéro de l’abonné Free Mobile

Documentation

Consulte la documentation pour les détails.

What ships with it: 2 files

5.5 KB alongside SKILL.md, 1 of them executable

references/

scripts/

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