Manage multiple email accounts through a local-first terminal client.
npx skills add https://github.com/planetaryescape/mxr --skill mxr
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: mxr Source: https://github.com/planetaryescape/mxr/tree/main/.agents/skills/mxr Command: npx skills add https://github.com/planetaryescape/mxr --skill mxr
This skill solves the fragmentation and privacy concerns of managing multiple email accounts by providing a unified, local-first, and scriptable interface for Gmail, Outlook, and IMAP.
Use the mxr skill to search for all unread messages from your inbox and return the results as a structured JSON object.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To manage multiple email accounts from the terminal, you can use a local-first TUI client that syncs providers like Gmail, Outlook, and IMAP into a single offline SQLite database for unified mailbox access.
Yes, you can batch archive unread emails older than 30 days by using the agent-ready API to programmatically search for targeted threads and perform batch mutations across your synced local database.
Terminal email management works offline with Gmail and Outlook by utilizing a daemon-backed interface that syncs your messages locally, ensuring data privacy and offline accessibility for search and retrieval.
A local-first email client for AI agents provides a structured API that exposes email data for programmatic search, reading, and composition, allowing secure interaction while maintaining local data privacy.
You can search email threads across different IMAP providers by syncing them into a unified local SQLite database, which enables fast and structured retrieval offline without querying the servers directly.
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