Ravi Identity

You have access to Ravi, an identity provider that gives you your own phone number, email address, and secret store.

Your Identity

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Response shape (identity list):
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Creating a New Identity

Only create a new identity when the user explicitly asks for one (e.g., for a separate project that needs its own email/phone). New identities require a paid plan.

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When name is omitted, the server generates a realistic human name like "Sarah Johnson". The auto-generated email uses the same name: sarah.johnson472@raviapp.com.

Switching Identities

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Important Notes

• - Identity name for forms — use the identity name for signup forms, not the account owner's name.
• Identities are permanent — each identity has its own email, phone, and secrets. Don't create new identities unless the user asks.
• Not authenticated? — run ravi auth login to onboard.

Full API Reference

For complete endpoint details, request/response schemas, and parameters: Identities

Related Skills

• - ravi-inbox — Read SMS and email messages
• ravi-email-send — Compose, reply, forward emails
• ravi-email-writing — Write professional emails with proper formatting and tone
• ravi-contacts — Look up or manage contacts associated with this identity
• ravi-passwords — Store and retrieve website credentials
• ravi-secrets — Store and retrieve key-value secrets
• ravi-login — Device code onboarding, sign up for and log into services, handle 2FA/OTPs
• ravi-feedback — Send feedback, report bugs, request features