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@esyt/milo

v0.1.4

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A keyboard-first terminal email client for Resend.

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Readme

Milo

A keyboard-first terminal email client for Resend.

Milo is a TUI inbox for reading received emails, searching through them, downloading attachments, replying, and composing new mail without leaving your terminal.

Screenshot

Milo screenshot

Install

bun i -g @esyt/milo

If you are working from source:

bun i
bun dev

Setup

Milo uses Resend for inbox access and sending.

export RESEND_API_KEY="re_..."
export POP_FROM="[email protected]"

RESEND_API_KEY is required. POP_FROM is used as the sender for compose/reply flows and should be an address or domain verified in Resend.

Usage

milo

Features

  • Read received emails from Resend.
  • Switch between inbox and message panes with Tab.
  • Use arrow keys in the active pane: inbox selection on the left, message scrolling on the right.
  • Scroll the selected email with j / k or PageUp / PageDown.
  • Click inbox rows with the mouse.
  • Search emails with /.
  • Download received attachments to ~/Downloads.
  • Compose new emails with n.
  • Reply to selected emails with r.
  • Send email with Ctrl-S.
  • Send outgoing attachments from local file paths.
  • Refresh the inbox by clicking the Milo logo.
  • Quit with q, Esc, or Ctrl-C.

Keyboard Shortcuts

| Key | Action | | ----------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------- | | Tab | Switch between inbox and selected email panes | | Up / Down | Move through inbox or scroll selected email in the active pane | | j / k | Scroll selected email | | PageUp / PageDown | Scroll selected email faster | | Home / End | Jump to top or bottom of selected email | | / | Search emails | | Enter | Open highlighted search result or download selected attachment | | n | Compose a new email | | r | Reply to the selected email | | a or i | Show received attachments | | Tab / Shift-Tab | Move between compose/reply fields | | Ctrl-S / Ctrl-Enter | Send compose/reply email | | q | Quit | | Esc | Close modal or quit |

Attachments

When composing or replying, add attachments by entering comma-separated local file paths:

~/Downloads/report.pdf, /tmp/screenshot.png

Milo reads the files locally, encodes them, and sends them with Resend.