himalaya

You can manage multiple IMAP and SMTP email accounts from the terminal by configuring the Himalaya CLI with a config.toml file to list, read, write, and search messages across accounts without switching apps.

You compose and send emails using MML via a command line interface by running the write command in Himalaya, which allows you to draft messages via your preferred editor and send them through SMTP.

Yes, you need to install the Himalaya binary on your host system and create a configured config.toml file with your account details and securely stored credentials before using terminal email commands.

Yes, you can quickly triage your inbox and reply to or forward messages without leaving the CLI by using Himalaya's built-in commands to list envelopes, read messages, and automate routine email tasks efficiently.

The best way to automate routine email tasks and multi-account access without a graphical email client is using a CLI-based solution like Himalaya to consolidate reading, composing, and organizing messages.

Limitations of terminal-based email management include requiring manual configuration of IMAP and SMTP backends in a config.toml file and depending entirely on the Himalaya binary being installed on your host system.