tulebank

You can send Argentine pesos (ARS) to any bank account via CVU or ALIAS and fund your wallet from ARS bank transfers using the `tulebank` CLI, which talks to a proxy that handles Ripio Ramps API credentials.

## CVU vs ALIAS

- **ALIAS**: a text string (e.g., `franv98`, `pilarcastilloz`, `tulezao`). If the user provides a word or short text, it's an alias.
- **CVU**: a 22-digit numeric string (e.g., `0000003100099123456789`). If the user provides a long number, it's a CVU.
- Both are valid destinations for `--to` in `beneficiaries add` and `send`.

## Important rules

- **ALWAYS confirm** the destination and action with the user before executing `tulebank send`. Use question format (e.g., "Should I send 3,000 ARS to Pilar Castillo (pilarcastilloz)?").
- **CLI only**: run TuleBank through CLI commands. Do not import files under `lib/` or run ad-hoc JavaScript to bypass the CLI.
- Use the installed `tulebank` binary for all commands in this skill.
- If `tulebank` is not available, ask the user to install it or fix PATH before continuing.
- When the user refers to someone by name or description (e.g., "la verdulería", "mi hermano"), search beneficiaries first.
- If multiple matches are found, ask the user to clarify.
- If no match is found and the user provides an alias or CVU, run `beneficiaries add --to <alias_or_cvu>` to register it. Ripio will return the holder's name, CUIT, and bank — show this to the user and ask for confirmation before sending. The `send` command requires an existing beneficiary; it will NOT auto-create one.
- Output from the CLI is JSON. Parse it and present it in a human-friendly way.
- The user must sign up before adding beneficiaries or sending. If not configured, run `tulebank signup` first.
- **OTP flow**: For existing Ripio users, `check-kyc` sends an OTP to their phone. You must ask the human for the 6-digit code and use `otp --code <code>` to validate.
- The `send` command creates an off-ramp session and returns deposit addresses. The u...