Manage emails via IMAP/SMTP with a command-line interface.
npx skills add https://github.com/syxscott/PaleoClaw --skill himalaya-syxscott
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: himalaya Source: https://github.com/syxscott/PaleoClaw/tree/main/skills/himalaya Command: npx skills add https://github.com/syxscott/PaleoClaw --skill himalaya-syxscott
This Skill provides a powerful command-line interface for managing emails, allowing users to perform common email operations directly from their 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.
Yes, you can manage multiple email accounts from the terminal by configuring IMAP and SMTP settings. The skill supports seamless multi-account operations, letting you list, read, and send emails across all configured accounts.
You can configure IMAP and SMTP settings for command-line email management using an interactive setup wizard or manual TOML configuration. This establishes the connection needed to list, read, and send messages directly from your terminal.
Yes, you can write and send emails with attachments via the command line. Message composition uses MML (MIME Meta Language) to handle formatting and attachments when sending emails through SMTP.
You can search and organize emails across multiple accounts using terminal commands that query IMAP servers. This enables filtering by sender, archiving old messages, and managing folders for all configured accounts.
The best way to read and reply to emails without a graphical client is using a CLI interface. It directly accesses IMAP and SMTP servers to fetch, display, and send responses entirely within your terminal environment.
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