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You can manage email from the terminal using IMAP and SMTP by configuring a CLI client to list, read, write, reply, forward, search, and organize messages directly from the shell without a GUI.

Yes, you can handle multiple email accounts from the command line by configuring per-account settings, allowing you to switch between accounts and triage inboxes seamlessly in the terminal.

To compose and send emails via SMTP using MML, you write messages using MIME Meta Language and execute send commands through the terminal client, which processes the MML-based input via the SMTP backend.

The best way to triage an inbox rapidly without a graphical email client is using a CLI-based email manager that supports quick inbox navigation, multi-account management, and terminal-based message searching and organizing.

Yes, terminal-based email management supports searching and organizing messages, enabling users to quickly find, sort, and manage their emails across configured IMAP accounts directly from the shell.

Limitations of managing email via a CLI interface include the lack of a graphical interface for visual attachment rendering and the necessity to manually configure IMAP and SMTP settings for each account.