| name | email-images |
| description | See the images inside an email — screenshots, graphs, scanned forms, memes. Load this when a message has an image attachment or its text points to a figure ("see below" / "attached" / "as shown"). `+read` is text-only and drops images; this fetches them so you (multimodal) can actually view them. |
+read is TEXT-ONLY — it silently drops attachments and inline figures, so an email whose real content is a screenshot / graph / scanned form / meme looks empty or nonsensical. Whenever a message has an image attachment, or its text points to one (see below / attached / as shown / a figure):
- run
mail-images <ID> --account <account-id> (ids from board accounts) and Read the saved PNG paths it prints — you are multimodal, so once you Read them you actually SEE the image.
- It also lists remote / hosted
<img> URLs it could NOT download (not a real MIME attachment) under remote, so you at least know an image exists even if you can't fetch it.
When the text body is suspiciously empty/thin, or the mail has an image / points to a figure, check the image BEFORE calling it noise. (Obvious promo/newsletter noise — clear from sender+subject — needs no image check.)
