Clarity CLI v0.1.5

Screen your Feed

The digest used to summarize every newsletter it could find — a promotional blast and a weekly
essay carried the same weight. Now nothing is summarized until you say so.

Open the Feed (6) and senders waiting on a verdict are listed under the digest:

• y keeps a sender — the next digest covers them
• n drops them, and they are never offered again

Also clarity feed keep <sender> and clarity feed drop <sender>, and the same list on the web
Feed. Keeping a sender creates a Newsletter Source, so you can then reorder it or give it its own
summary instructions at /feed/settings.

Your next digest will be empty until you keep a few senders. The waiting list is right there.

A Board panel stays where you put it

Reading a message in New used to throw a whole panel across the gutter — one fewer row moved the
column split, and the next message threw it back. Which panel sits in which column is now fixed.

The Feed's newsletter list is ruled off from the digest above it

Install

curl -fsSL https://inbox.mobayilo.com/install.sh | sh

Full instructions: https://inbox.mobayilo.com/cli

Clarity CLI v0.1.4

Reading a message no longer costs you your place

Enter on an item in New opens it in the Mail reader — and esc now takes you back to the
Board, with the cursor exactly where it was. Reading through New is enter, esc, enter.

Before this, esc closed the message and left you standing on Mail: getting back to New meant esc,
then 1, then walking the cursor down again.

The same applies to newsletters opened from the Feed — esc returns to the Feed. The reader says
where esc goes in its header, so you never have to guess.

Install

curl -fsSL https://inbox.mobayilo.com/install.sh | sh

Full instructions: https://inbox.mobayilo.com/cli

Clarity CLI v0.1.3

The Board tells the truth about days

"Today's Meetings" showed a session days away, and "Upcoming" never showed a meeting added
through chat at all. Both panels now come from one merge — your synced calendars and your
chat-added meetings together — split by the calendar day, with Upcoming leading each row with its
weekday. A dated Reminder says "(due Sep 8)" instead of "(9:00 AM)", a time nobody chose.

The chat remembers, and can see your Board

Every message used to start a new conversation, so "today?" arrived with nothing before it. The
TUI now holds one conversation for as long as it is open.

It can also read your Board: open Reminders and the mail triaged into Needs Action, Important and
New. Ask "did you set that reminder?" and it looks instead of guessing.

Read and forward newsletters from the Feed

The Feed listed a digest and could do nothing with the newsletters it described. enter opens
one in the Mail reader; f forwards it.

Reading a message clears it from New

Enter on a New row opens the message and takes it out of New — that list is what you have not
looked at yet.

Your assistant has your name for it

Name it on the Account page. The terminal, the web and the assistant itself all use that name.

Install

curl -fsSL https://inbox.mobayilo.com/install.sh | sh

Full instructions: https://inbox.mobayilo.com/cli

Clarity CLI v0.1.2

Open a message from the Board

clarity tui → 1 Board: press enter on a row in New or Needs Action and the message opens
in the Mail reader, with reply and forward where they always were. Before this, the Board could
name a message and do nothing with it — reading one meant going to the Mail screen and finding it
again.

Enter on a Reminder or a calendar row still does nothing, rather than opening an empty reader.

Install

curl -fsSL https://inbox.mobayilo.com/install.sh | sh

Full instructions: https://inbox.mobayilo.com/cli

Clarity CLI v0.1.1

Fixes macOS: clarity login in v0.1.0 failed with "Specified keyring backend not available".

The macOS builds were compiled with cgo disabled, which drops the Keychain backend the CLI stores
your token in — so every command that touched a credential failed, on every Mac. The darwin builds
are now cgo-enabled and verified against a real Keychain before release.

Linux and Windows were unaffected: their keyring backends are pure Go.

Install

curl -fsSL https://inbox.mobayilo.com/install.sh | sh

Already on v0.1.0? Re-run that line — it replaces the binary in place.

Full instructions: https://inbox.mobayilo.com/cli

Clarity CLI v0.1.0 (macOS builds broken — use v0.1.1)

Superseded by v0.1.1. The macOS builds in this release were compiled without cgo, so the Keychain backend is missing and clarity login fails with "Specified keyring backend not available". Linux and Windows builds here are fine, but v0.1.1 supersedes them too.

Install

curl -fsSL https://inbox.mobayilo.com/install.sh | sh