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chevuru
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Comment #48041093
looks simple, but useful tool
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Comment #48041039
finally some realization
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Comment #47656719
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 …
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Comment #47656184
Live on Pypi https://pypi.org/project/mailtrim/
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Comment #47656174
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Comment #47648501
Now shipped: --scope anywhere is now live — scans all mail (inbox, archived, sent), not just inbox. Works with stats, purge, and sync. Thanks for the push
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Comment #47648500
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 i…
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Comment #47648128
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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Comment #47647976
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 meta…
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Comment #47647961
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 …
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Comment #47645730
Curious if others have noticed the same pattern — a few senders making up most of the inbox.
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Comment #47645726
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
I always assumed Gmail bloat came from large attachments. Turns out 3 senders were responsible for 30% of my inbox — thousands of tiny emails I'd never thought to clean up. I built…