Search InboxAPI emails by natural language queries and display results in a table.
npx skills add https://github.com/inboxapi/cli --skill email-search
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: email-search Source: https://github.com/inboxapi/cli/tree/main/claude/skills/email-search Command: npx skills add https://github.com/inboxapi/cli --skill email-search
This Skill helps you quickly locate specific emails within your InboxAPI account without needing to manually sift through your inbox.
Use the email search skill to find emails about the upcoming meeting.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can search for emails using natural language queries that specify the sender, subject, date range, or content keywords, and the results are presented in a clear, tabular format for easy review.
The best way to find an old email is to use a natural language query that includes the sender's name and the target date range, such as asking to find emails from John sent last week.
Yes, you can filter your inbox search by subject and content keywords, as the search functionality supports filtering messages by sender, subject, date, and specific content keywords.
Yes, the email search tool presents search results in a clear, tabular format, allowing you to quickly scan found messages and subsequently retrieve individual emails as needed.
After running an inbox search and viewing the tabular results, you can retrieve the full content of an individual email by selecting the specific message from the list of found emails.
The search capability is limited to filtering by sender, subject, date, and content keywords within your connected account, meaning highly complex or ambiguous natural language queries may yield less precise results.
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