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    let emailHtml = bookmarksHtml(bookmarks);
    console.email({
      html: emailHtml,

  );
  return console.email(
    `${guest}, ${yesno}, ${count}, ${additional}, ${email}`, //body

Inspired by `console.email`, this val lets you send yourself a Telegram message via the valtown_bot from any of your vals

}) {
  console.email({ html: e.html, subject: e.subject });
}

  if (refs?.length) {
    console.email({
      html: refHtml(refs),

0. [Log in to Val Town](val.town/auth/signin)
1. [Fork this Val](https://www.val.town/new?code=function+forwardEmail%28e%3A+%7B%0A++from%3A+string%3B%0A++to%3A+string%5B%5D%3B%0A++subject%3A+string%3B%0A++text%3A+string%3B%0A++html%3A+string%3B%0A%7D%29+%7B%0A++console.email%28%7B+html%3A+e.html%2C+subject%3A+e.subject+%7D%29%3B%0A%7D%0A%2F%2F+Forked+from+%40maas.forwardEmail)
1. Publish the Val via **🔒 > Unlisted**

  // {
  console.email(messageText, messageText);
}

This val does not contain any val.town specific code (`@`-imports, `console.email`...), so it should be possible to run in Deno as is, potentially even in modern browsers (that support `crypto` and `TextEncoder` and modern ES syntax).

#### 1. Generate auth keys
Follow [this](https://blog.val.town/public-key-auth-val-town-users-can-be-your-users) to get your auth keys, and export your public keys. This will be used to e-mail yourself since `@std.email` is preferred over `console.email`

- [ ] Improve code detection on GPT response
- [ ] Give more context on val town exclusive features like console.email or @references
- [ ] Enable the AI to search val town to find other vals to use

  if (action === "created") {
    console.email(
      `Repository ${repository.full_name} starred by ${sender.login}`,

      // FIXME: don't email for every 404
      console.email(
        `request:\n\n'${JSON.stringify(req)}'`,
      // FIXME: don't email for 'ignorable errors', e.g. validation / batch & then send
      console.email(e.message || e.toString(), `error on '${pageName}'`);
      const payload = zetaLayout(

export let sendGmail = () => {
  console.email("hello", "hello");
};

  );
  console.email(data, "Form response received!");
  //

  }
  console.email(`${emailAddress} just signed up!`, "new sign up");
  // Store form data