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TideMail v1.1.0

TideMail is a keyboard-first terminal email client with multi-account mail, a unified inbox, drafts, contacts, search, bulk actions, and optional AI tools.

Release highlights: experimental plugins can classify mail from message
metadata, add local tags, and build reports without receiving message bodies.
New Needs You, Waiting on Them, and Snoozed views help track what needs action.

Added

  • NEW - Experimental plugin support. FINALLY Install trusted plugins, run one on a
    message, a selection, or the current list, and inspect a plain-language
    result card. Opt in to automatic processing of newly arrived unread mail;
    plugin settings live in Settings → Plugins, with secrets in the system
    keychain. Plugins receive header-level metadata, never message bodies.
  • Local annotations and attention views. Plugin tags appear in message
    rows and feed Needs You. Waiting on Them finds conversations awaiting a
    reply without a plugin. Snooze hides messages or conversations until a
    chosen time; dismiss and stop-waiting controls let you clear each view
    without changing mail on the server.
  • Classification controls. Correct a plugin's needs-reply, urgency,
    importance, or category decision locally; corrections survive plugin
    reruns. Search for tags with #tag, and choose tag styles and colors in
    Settings → Display → Appearance.
  • Plugin reports. Plugins with the appropriate permissions can ask
    TideMail read-only questions about cached mail and show totals, tables,
    charts, and heatmaps in the current theme. The Plugin API v1 documentation,
    examples, and plugin scaffold, validate, and test commands are
    available for plugin authors.
  • Support page and batch mark-read action. Settings → Support offers
    TideMail's Ko-fi link, and selected messages can be marked read together.

Fixed

  • Table code blocks and image labels use the reading pane background.
  • About-page links stay visible at the bottom of shorter Settings panes.