Manage emails via IMAP/SMTP from the command line.
npx skills add https://github.com/planetazuzu/planetazuzu-memory --skill himalaya-planetazuzu
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: himalaya Source: https://github.com/planetazuzu/planetazuzu-memory/tree/main/skills/openclaws-kb/skills/himalaya Command: npx skills add https://github.com/planetazuzu/planetazuzu-memory --skill himalaya-planetazuzu
This Skill provides a powerful command-line interface for managing your emails, allowing you to perform various email operations directly from your terminal without needing a graphical client.
Use the himalaya skill to list all emails in your inbox.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can manage emails from the terminal using a command-line interface that connects via IMAP and SMTP. This allows you to list, read, write, reply, forward, search, and organize messages without a graphical email client.
Yes, you can manage multiple email accounts from the command line. The terminal email interface supports seamless multi-account management alongside secure authentication methods like password commands and system keyrings.
To write and compose emails in a terminal interface, you use MML (Markdown Mail Language). This allows you to draft new messages, add attachments, and format replies directly from your command line.
The best way to search and organize emails without a graphical client is using a command-line email manager. It enables quick filtering by sender, archiving old messages, and organizing folders via IMAP.
Yes, terminal email management supports secure authentication methods. You can securely access IMAP and SMTP servers using password commands and system keyrings to protect your accounts.
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