Manages email retrieval, composition, and organization via CLI commands.
npx skills add https://github.com/jorvixsky/sirius --skill himalaya-jorvixsky
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: himalaya Source: https://github.com/jorvixsky/sirius/tree/main/skills/himalaya-skill Command: npx skills add https://github.com/jorvixsky/sirius --skill himalaya-jorvixsky
This Skill streamlines email management by enabling users to perform complex searches, organize, and compose messages directly from the terminal, reducing reliance on graphical email clients.
List all unread emails from your boss in the default folder by running: Himalaya's command to filter flags 'not flag seen' and to specify the sender with 'from [email protected]', then sort the results by date in descending order.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can manage email from the command line by using CLI commands to automate retrieval, organization, and composition. This approach enables scriptable email workflows that integrate directly with server-side IMAP features, eliminating the need for a graphical interface.
Yes, you can filter emails using a query DSL that supports complex logical expressions. You can specify conditions like date ranges, sender, subject, and flags, while applying sort criteria and pagination for precise email retrieval directly in the terminal.
You can script automated email replies by filtering unread messages from specific senders using query DSL conditions. After retrieving the target messages, you can craft replies interactively or via templates, and then set message flags to archive them.
Yes, you need to install and set up the Himalaya CLI tool. Effective use of this command-line email workflow also requires familiarity with its query DSL syntax to perform complex searches, folder management, and message handling properly.
The best way to organize IMAP folders via shell commands is by using CLI operations to create, delete, or purge folders. You can also set message flags on emails to organize your inbox efficiently through Unix shell scripts.
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