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hubspot-email

Create, convert, personalize, and validate HubSpot marketing email HTML. Use when creating emails, aligning existing frames with HubSpot, adding personalization tokens, or exporting HTML, including follow-ups.

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# HubSpot Email

Use this workflow for HubSpot email requests, including “make sure this aligns
to HubSpot emails” and “add HubSpot tokens.” It replaces the web stack,
interaction, typography, CSS-variable and animation defaults in
`design-generation`. Any HTML frame can export when its content passes
validation; a special frame type or internal marker is not required.

For a review-only assignment, read `hubspot-email-review` and follow its review
workflow directly. Do not author content or delegate another reviewer.

Resolve the relevant design and frame(s) from conversation references, frame
names, and current application state. Use `view-screen` for current navigation,
selection and screens, then `get-design-snapshot` for the relevant source. Do