Tokenizer Starter Repository

A starter repository for members of the Peregian Digital Hub's Tokenizer program. This repository helps you get up and running with your first Agent workflows.

About the Tokenizer Program

The Tokenizer program at Peregian Digital Hub provides tools and resources for building AI-powered agent workflows. This starter repository includes a sample email templating tool to demonstrate how to create useful agent tools.

Included Tools

Email Templating Tool

A simple Python tool for sending emails with a clean, professional boilerplate template. This tool uses the Zapier Email Webhook to create draft emails with proper formatting.

Features

• Professional, clean design with modern styling
• Supports HTML formatting in content
• Automatic paragraph formatting with proper spacing
• Mobile-responsive design
• Built-in markdown to HTML conversion (with --markdown flag)

Usage

python3 tools/use_email.py --to recipient@example.com --subject "My Subject" --content "This is a simple email message."

Options

• --to: Comma-separated list of recipient email addresses (required)
• --subject: Subject line of the email (required)
• --content: Content of the email (required)
• --cc: Comma-separated list of CC recipients
• --bcc: Comma-separated list of BCC recipients
• --from-email: Sender email address
• --markdown: Treat content as markdown and convert to HTML

Example Workflows

1. HTML content:

   python3 tools/use_email.py --to recipient@example.com --subject "My Subject" --content "$(cat notes/my_email_content.html)"

2. Markdown content:

   python3 tools/use_email.py --to recipient@example.com --subject "My Subject" --content "$(cat notes/my_email_content.md)" --markdown

3. Direct text content:

   python3 tools/use_email.py --to recipient@example.com --subject "My Subject" --content "This is a simple email message."

Getting Started

1. Clone this repository
2. Set the ZAPIER_EMAIL_WEBHOOK_URL environment variable with your Zapier webhook URL
3. Install required dependencies: pip install -r requirements.txt

Building Your Own Tools

This repository serves as a starting point for creating your own agent tools. Follow these steps:

1. Explore the existing tools in the /tools directory
2. Create new tools following the same pattern
3. Test your tools with various inputs
4. Integrate your tools into your agent workflows

Requirements

• Python 3.6+
• Required Python packages are listed in requirements.txt