Manage email via IMAP/SMTP from the command line using himalaya.
npx skills add https://github.com/feiji77-2/openclaw --skill -feiji77-2
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: 喜马拉雅邮件 Source: https://github.com/feiji77-2/openclaw/tree/main/skills/himalaya Command: npx skills add https://github.com/feiji77-2/openclaw --skill -feiji77-2
This Skill allows users to manage their email directly from the command line, eliminating the need to switch to a graphical email client for common tasks.
Use the himalaya skill to list all folders in your default email account.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can manage email from the terminal by using the himalaya CLI tool, which supports listing, reading, composing, and organizing emails via IMAP and SMTP protocols.
Yes, you can manage multiple email accounts simultaneously from the command line. The himalaya CLI supports multi-account configurations for checking and replying to messages.
To compose and reply to emails in a terminal environment, the himalaya CLI uses MML (Message Markup Language) for message composition, allowing you to write and send replies directly.
Yes, you need to install the himalaya CLI tool separately and set up its configuration file to authenticate your IMAP and SMTP accounts before managing emails from the terminal.
The best way to search and organize emails without a graphical client is using the himalaya CLI, which enables terminal-based searching, filtering, and organizing of your messages.
While forwarding emails from the command line is fully supported via himalaya CLI, limitations may arise from complex HTML rendering or attachments that require a graphical email client to view properly.
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