CLI - routr

routr email validate calls POST /v1/email/validate and prints the response body. It does not send a message and it does not prove the person reads the mailbox. It does not use a different price. The cost is the cost of that HTTP call. jane@example.com is an example. The routr command is not published yet. Until then, run the Routr.Cli project. Set ROUTR_API_KEY to the API key. Set ROUTR_BASE_URL to the API origin. When ROUTR_BASE_URL is unset, the command uses http://localhost:58167.

routr email validate jane@example.com

Flag	Meaning
`--mode`	`smart`, `cheapest`, or `pinned`. Default `smart`.
`--integration`	Integration ID. Repeat it for more than one. Required when `--mode` is `pinned`.
`--fallback`	When pinned, continue with the other vendors in smart order.
`--max-credits`	Stop before a step that would exceed this many credits.
`--timeout-ms`	How long each vendor may take, in milliseconds. Omit it to use each vendor’s own timeout. Example: `3000`.
`--idempotency-key`	Replay this key within 24 hours and get the first response again.

The process exits 0 when the HTTP status is 200. Any other status exits 1 and still prints the error body. When the response includes Retry-After, the command prints Retry-After: and the seconds on standard error. retryable: true means wait and retry. The command does not retry.