Manage emails via IMAP/SMTP with a command-line interface.
npx skills add https://github.com/victor-brechbill/claw-kernel --skill himalaya-victor-brechbill
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: himalaya Source: https://github.com/victor-brechbill/claw-kernel/tree/main/skills/himalaya Command: npx skills add https://github.com/victor-brechbill/claw-kernel --skill himalaya-victor-brechbill
This Skill allows users to manage their emails directly from the command line, streamlining workflows for users who prefer terminal-based operations or need to automate email tasks.
List all emails in your inbox by running the command himalaya envelope list.
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 supports listing, reading, composing, replying, forwarding, and searching emails across multiple accounts via IMAP and SMTP protocols.
To send emails with attachments using a command line interface, you can compose messages using MML syntax, which enables rich text formatting and the inclusion of attachments directly from your terminal.
Yes, you can manage multiple email accounts via IMAP and SMTP in the terminal, allowing you to list, read, and organize emails across different accounts without leaving the command line interface.
The best way to search and organize emails from the command line is using a CLI tool that supports querying emails by sender and archiving them to designated folders via IMAP, streamlining terminal-based workflows.
Yes, terminal email management supports secure authentication by integrating with external password managers, ensuring your IMAP and SMTP credentials are safely stored and accessed during command line operations.
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