Mail Supply Inventory Card

Problem

Everyday mailing prep usually breaks down on small details: the right envelope size is missing, a stamp type is unclear, and labels, pens, or tape are scattered across drawers. mail-stamp-supply-card targets greeting cards, thank-you notes, forms, bill envelopes, small household mail, and office outgoing mail. It produces a compact supply card for a drawer, cabinet door, desk tray, or mail bin, not a contact list or legal-mailing record.

How It Works and Limits

The skill turns a mail station into reviewable fields:
- Station snapshot: where mail is prepared and where supplies return.
- Stamp tracker: counts for standard, postcard, international, and additional ounce stamps, with minimums and stocked / low / missing / verify before use status.
- Envelope and label map: card, letter, document, padded, window, and other ordinary categories, plus storage homes.
- Small supply map: blank address labels, return labels, pens, tape, clips, and similar items.
- Mail prep checklist: choose the envelope, add a blank label if needed, write the address from the user’s own source, add the correct stamp, and place the mail in the outgoing spot.

Low-count minimums are treated as review signals, not purchase orders. The skill should not store recipient names, private addresses, account numbers, case numbers, tracking numbers, document contents, or confidential form details. For court, tax, immigration, compliance, certified mail, or formal notice timing, use the user’s appropriate official, professional, or organizational process.