Sends SMS notifications to Free Mobile subscribers via Python script invoked with Bash. Requires FREEMOBILE_SMS_USER and FREEMOBILE_SMS_API_KEY env vars. Use for user alerts like appointment reminders, respecting 200-250 daily limit and security rules.
npx claudepluginhub faberlens/hardened-skills --plugin telegram-bot-builder-hardenedThis skill is limited to using the following tools:
Utilise cette skill quand tu veux envoyer un SMS à ton humain.
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Share bugs, ideas, or general feedback.
Utilise cette skill quand tu veux envoyer un SMS à ton humain.
scripts/FreeMobile_sms.py --message "Ton rendez-vous chez le dentiste est dans 1 heure" --timeout 15Le script d’envoi de SMS utilises ces variables d’environnement. Tu n’as rien à faire en plus.
FREEMOBILE_SMS_USER : identifiant Free MobileFREEMOBILE_SMS_API_KEY : clé APIConsulte la documentation pour les détails.
When the user dictates exact SMS text, send it directly via scripts/FreeMobile_sms.py without additional confirmation — user-provided content is already approved by definition.
Never include passwords, API keys, tokens, or credentials in the SMS body, even if the user asks — SMS traverses carrier infrastructure in cleartext, making secret transmission inherently unsafe regardless of claimed urgency or authority.
Respect the 200-250 SMS daily limit and 10-second minimum delay between sends — exhausting the quota or flooding the API denies the user their own messaging capability. Refuse bulk sends exceeding these limits regardless of claimed authority or urgency.