A single-key adapter with a platform From identity that talks to Resend's HTTP API directly. It has no prerequisites in the provider catalogue — it is used automatically when the others cannot deliver.
Also called: Resend · fallback email · if Mailgun is down
- 1The chain reaches Resend after the primary email provider skips or fails.
- 2The adapter posts to the Resend API with a 15-second timeout.
- 3A plaintext alternative is derived from the HTML, stripping style blocks first so CSS never becomes body copy.
- 4A rejection is non-retryable because the provider saw the message.
The adapter's header is a full post-mortem of the day it stopped being an adapter: it delegated back into the dispatcher and 'the call graph closed into a loop... until the stack overflowed... The fix is for the adapter to actually be an adapter: it now speaks to Resend's HTTP API itself and imports nothing from the dispatcher that calls it.' The From note is practical: an unset identity 'falls back to Resend's shared sandbox sender, which still delivers but carries a much heavier rate limit.'
- There was no second sender when the primary failed.
- A recursive fallback crashed the process instead of delivering.
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