curviate-inbox
Read and send LinkedIn messages with the Curviate CLI. Covers `inbox` (list, get, messages, search, mark-read), `inboxes` (personal and company-page discovery), `message` (new, send, get, edit, delete, react, attachment, InMail), replying as a company page, retrieval mode (`--mode`/`--max-age`) on the two inbox reads, and `webhook` for delivery of message events. Use when triaging conversations, reading a thread, sending or replying to a DM or InMail, or wiring event delivery.
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- Curviate: inbox and messaging
- Before any command
- Text input
- Retrieval mode: --mode and --max-age
- Reading: inbox
- Traps
- Discovering inboxes: inboxes
- Sending: message
Messaging is the highest-consequence surface here: every send lands in a real person's inbox and cannot be unsent. Preview first, always. Command surface established against CLI 0.33.0. Credentials resolve flag > environment > stored profile (CURVIATEAPIKEY, CURVIATEBASEURL, CURVIATEACCOUNT). --profile picks the stored credential set; --account picks which connected LinkedIn account sends this message. On a multi-account tenant, getting this wrong sends from the wrong person. Name the account explicitly on every write. --preview before every send. It renders the resolved request (recipient, text, acting account) without sending. On a read command it is refused with exit 2. --json on anything you parse; --fields a,b,c to project (a message carries 22 fields); --verbose when a slim response looks suspiciously empty. Put global flags at the end of the command. Branch on the exit code, never on prose. See the table at the end. Message text is a positional argument, and - reads stdin. Use a quoted heredoc: the quoted delimiter disables every shell expansion, so apostrophes, accents, $ and backticks survive intact. An unquoted heredoc has produced an empty message that went out blank. Ex
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