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You can manage multiple email accounts from the command line by configuring IMAP and SMTP backends within a centralized configuration file, enabling you to list, read, and organize messages across all accounts directly from the terminal.

MML-based email composition in a terminal workflow allows you to draft messages using a specific markup language, enabling automated scripting and structured message creation without needing a graphical interface.

Yes, you can use IMAP and SMTP backends to automate email triage and pipelines by orchestrating command line workflows for listing, searching, and replying to messages, creating automated processing pipelines.

You need a specific configuration file located at a predefined path to set up terminal email management, defining your IMAP and SMTP backend credentials, secure token sources, and multi-account parameters.

The best way to search and organize emails without a GUI is by using a CLI client that orchestrates IMAP workflows and integrates with local indexing tools, enabling command line searching and offline-like triage for rapid inbox management.

Terminal email management supports secure token sources for SMTP authentication by allowing backend definitions to reference external credential providers within the configuration setup.