Reproducible runtime
Record operating system, Node runtime, package version, test date, and the smallest task used to validate execution. Sanitize errors before sharing.

Install
Copy one exact command. Then keep run, configure, and first result as separate states so clipboard success is never confused with installation or safe production use.
npx -y @okki-global/okki-go-taroballInstallation is a controlled experiment, not a conversion claim. Review the package prompt, inspect runtime behavior, store provider keys outside prompts and logs, and begin with companies and addresses whose outcomes you already know. A completed run says the package executed; it does not prove data freshness, mailbox validity, consent, delivery, or fit.
Record operating system, Node runtime, package version, test date, and the smallest task used to validate execution. Sanitize errors before sharing.
List each connected service, required permission, destination, retry behavior, retention period, correction route, and deletion action. Use a test credential where possible.
Include a valid professional mailbox, invalid address, catch-all domain, unknown response, stale employment record, ambiguous company, and explicit exclusion.
These bars describe the required sequence, not your current environment. Mark a gate complete only after verifying it locally. If a provider returns catch-all or unknown, preserve that state. If an address is inferred from a pattern, do not describe it as observed. If the package succeeds but evidence is incomplete, installation may be healthy while the research result still fails acceptance.
No borrowed certification badge is shown. Evaluate the actual package, provider terms, data handling, runtime permissions, retention, security controls, and your applicable legal obligations. For outreach, separately validate relevance, suppression, opt-out handling, regional requirements, SPF, DKIM, DMARC, and sender policy.
Nothing runs until you paste and execute the command in a terminal you control.
npx -y @okki-global/okki-go-taroball