Manage email via IMAP and SMTP from the command line.
npx skills add https://github.com/me2Doc/friendlyclaw --skill himalaya-me2doc
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: himalaya Source: https://github.com/me2Doc/friendlyclaw/tree/main/body/skills/himalaya Command: npx skills add https://github.com/me2Doc/friendlyclaw --skill himalaya-me2doc
This Skill solves the friction of switching between a terminal workflow and a graphical email client, allowing you to manage your communications without leaving your command line environment.
Use the himalaya skill to list the latest emails in your inbox and read the message with the ID 42.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can manage email directly from the terminal by using a command line interface that connects to your accounts via IMAP and SMTP protocols, enabling you to read, compose, and organize messages without leaving your workflow.
Yes, you can send emails with attachments from the command line by composing rich messages using MML (MIME Meta Language), which facilitates seamless attachment handling directly within your terminal environment.
Yes, you need a configured CLI email environment and valid IMAP and SMTP credentials to perform secure mail operations like listing, reading, and writing messages across your accounts.
The best way to read and reply to emails without switching from a terminal workflow is using a CLI email client that supports IMAP and SMTP, allowing you to handle communications and forward files like logs directly in your environment.
Yes, a terminal email client facilitates reading, composing, and organizing messages across multiple accounts simultaneously by connecting through standard IMAP and SMTP protocols.
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