himalaya

You can manage emails from the terminal using a command-line interface that connects via IMAP and SMTP. It supports listing, reading, composing, replying, forwarding, searching, and organizing emails across multiple accounts.

Yes, you can write new emails via the command line, including attachments and rich text using MML. This allows you to compose and send messages without leaving your terminal session.

You need the specific CLI binary installed and a TOML configuration file for account setup. This configuration file is required to establish connections for your multiple email accounts.

Yes, you can quickly search for an email from a specific sender directly within your terminal. After finding the email, you can reply to it and archive it without switching to a graphical email client.

Using a command-line interface for email management eliminates the need for a graphical email client for common tasks. However, it requires familiarity with terminal commands and a TOML configuration file to set up your IMAP and SMTP accounts.

The himalaya skill supports organizing emails across multiple accounts using IMAP and SMTP protocols. It allows you to list, read, and manage messages from different accounts within a single terminal interface.