himalaya

You can manage IMAP emails directly from the terminal using a CLI tool to list, read, compose, and organize messages without a graphical client. Himalaya provides this functionality by interfacing with IMAP and SMTP backends for fast, scriptable workflows.

Yes, you can configure multiple email accounts in a CLI client. Himalaya supports multi-account setups, allowing you to switch between different IMAP and SMTP backend configurations to manage all your messages from a single terminal interface.

You can compose and send emails with attachments via SMTP from the command line using MML (MIME Meta Language). Himalaya leverages MML for rich message formatting, enabling you to add attachments and structure complex emails directly in your text editor.

Himalaya integrates with notmuch to search and organize archived email workflows. This combination allows you to script automated email processing and query your local maildir archive efficiently from the terminal.

The best way to automate email replies and forwarding is using a scriptable CLI tool that interfaces with IMAP and SMTP. Himalaya enables automated workflows for listing, reading, replying, and forwarding messages without requiring a graphical email client.

No, you do not need a graphical email client to organize and search IMAP messages. Himalaya provides a robust command-line interface to list, read, search, and organize your emails directly through terminal-based IMAP and SMTP backend configurations.