0.2.0

rePossess 0.2.0 lets an AI client file what it sends to your reMarkable. The push_markdown and push_file tools take an optional folder, and the push-markdown and push-file commands take --folder. A push goes into the top-level folder with that name, and rePossess creates the folder when none exists (#1, #3).

Folder names match without regard to case. Instead of guessing, rePossess refuses a push when two folders share the name, when the only match differs in case, or when the folder was renamed, moved, or trashed after the last refresh; refresh the library, then push again. A folder push needs reMarkable's cloud, because the USB web interface can't choose or create a folder: --usb with --folder is an error, and a folder push waits in the queue while the cloud is unavailable. When the cloud lists more than 25 items that the library hasn't read, a folder push asks for a refresh first.

0.2.0 updates the library database when it first opens it. A push that 0.1.0 queued still goes to the top level.

To update, quit rePossess, download and expand rePossess-0.2.0.zip, and replace rePossess.app in Applications. The .sha256 file contains the download's checksum.

0.2.0 is still a limited preview for Apple silicon Macs running macOS 27 or later. A push adds new documents and folders; it never edits, moves, renames, or deletes existing ones.

0.1.0

rePossess connects your reMarkable to MCP clients from your Mac's menu bar. Search your notes, read text and page images, and send new Markdown notes, PDFs, and EPUBs over USB or through reMarkable's cloud.

0.1.0 is a limited preview for Apple silicon Macs running macOS 27 or later. Handwriting recognition is optional and off by default. The local MLX model needs a separate download of about 5.8 GB. You can also configure another recognition provider; providers outside your Mac require consent to send page images. Your MCP client may send document content to its own model provider under that client's settings.

Download and expand rePossess-0.1.0.zip, move rePossess.app to Applications, then open Settings to connect your tablet and AI client. The .sha256 file contains the download's checksum.

This preview adds documents; it does not edit or replace existing ones. It uses an unofficial cloud API, and page rendering and recognition can differ from the original notes. Recorded checks cover a Paper Pure, Claude Code, and Claude Desktop; other tablet models and Codex remain unverified.