himalaya

You can manage emails from the terminal by using a command-line interface that communicates via IMAP and SMTP protocols to list, read, compose, and organize messages. This approach provides a fast, text-based workflow for inbox management without a graphical client.

Yes, command-line email management supports configuring and managing multiple email accounts via IMAP and SMTP. You can switch between accounts within a single terminal session to list, read, and send messages across different providers.

You can search your inbox for specific senders, mark messages as read, and archive them using terminal commands. This allows you to quickly filter and organize emails entirely within a single command-line interface session.

Yes, you must install and configure the `himalaya` CLI tool with your account credentials before managing emails. This command-line utility acts as the backend interface for sending and receiving messages via IMAP and SMTP.

Yes, you can write, reply to, and forward new emails from the command line, including attachments. The composition process uses a simple markup language to format messages before sending them through the configured SMTP server.

The best way to handle email workflows in a terminal session is using a CLI tool that supports IMAP and SMTP operations. This allows you to rapidly list, search, read, and archive messages without leaving your command-line environment.