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   by chevuru 4mo ago

   looks simple, but useful tool
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   by chevuru 4mo ago

   finally some realization
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   by chevuru 6mo ago

   Assuming you work from home, if not doing already, separate your workspace from living area. Do not sit with your laptop on the couch. Just listening to your own breathing pattern itself is one simple technique to reduce stress and relax. T
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   by chevuru 6mo ago

   Live on Pypi https://pypi.org/project/mailtrim/
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   by chevuru 6mo ago

   Now shipped: --scope anywhere is now live —
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   by chevuru 6mo ago

   The share text and README have been updated to accurately say "Core cleanup runs locally — AI commands send only subjects/snippets to Anthropic." The terminal sample outputs were illustrative; I'm recording a real asciin
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   by chevuru 6mo ago

   Thanks! The Gmail API setup is the only friction. Once Mailtrim auth completes, it's just two commands. Let me know if you hit anything.
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   by chevuru 6mo ago

   Totally fair. This is probably the biggest limitation right now. I started with the Gmail API because: - better performance vs IMAP for large mailboxes - easier access to size metadata per message That said, IMAP support is something I defi
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   by chevuru 6mo ago

   This is a great call. you're right that a lot of the "hidden bloat" sits in archived mail, not the inbox. Right now mailtrim only looks at inbox by default, but adding support for something like: in:anywhere -in:trash -in
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    by chevuru 6mo ago

    Curious if others have noticed the same pattern — a few senders making up most of the inbox.
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    by chevuru 6mo ago

    Happy to help with setup if anyone tries it — GCP step is the only slightly annoying part right now.
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    Show HN: mailtrim – find what's actually filling your Gmail inbox

    34 points by chevuru 6mo ago|22 comments