protonmail
Read, search, and scan ProtonMail via IMAP bridge (Proton Bridge or hydroxide). Includes daily digest for important emails.
What this skill does
# ProtonMail Skill Access ProtonMail via IMAP using either: - **Proton Bridge** (official, recommended) - **hydroxide** (third-party, headless) ## Setup ### Option 1: Proton Bridge (Docker) ```bash # Pull and run docker run -d --name=protonmail-bridge \ -v protonmail:/root \ -p 143:143 -p 1025:25 \ --restart=unless-stopped \ shenxn/protonmail-bridge # Initial login (interactive) docker run --rm -it -v protonmail:/root shenxn/protonmail-bridge init # Then: login → enter credentials → info (shows bridge password) → exit ``` ### Option 2: hydroxide (Headless) ```bash # Install git clone https://github.com/emersion/hydroxide.git cd hydroxide && go build ./cmd/hydroxide # Login ./hydroxide auth [email protected] # Run as service ./hydroxide serve ``` ## Configuration Create config file at `~/.config/protonmail-bridge/config.env`: ```bash PROTONMAIL_HOST=127.0.0.1 PROTONMAIL_PORT=143 [email protected] PROTONMAIL_PASS=your-bridge-password ``` Or set environment variables directly. ## Usage ```bash # List mailboxes protonmail.py mailboxes # Show recent inbox protonmail.py inbox --limit 10 # Show unread emails protonmail.py unread # Search emails protonmail.py search "keyword" # Read specific email protonmail.py read 123 ``` ## Daily Scan The `daily-scan.py` script identifies important emails based on: - Important senders (banks, government, schools) - Urgent keywords (DE/EN/NL) Configure important patterns in the script or via environment variables. ## Sieve Filters (ProtonMail) Recommended Sieve filter for auto-sorting: ```sieve require ["fileinto", "imap4flags"]; # Important emails - flag them if anyof ( address :contains "From" ["@bank", "@government"], header :contains "Subject" ["Urgent", "Dringend", "Belangrijk"] ) { addflag "\\Flagged"; } # Newsletters - auto-read and move if anyof ( address :contains "From" "newsletter@", address :contains "From" "noreply@" ) { addflag "\\Seen"; fileinto "Newsletter"; stop; } ```
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