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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.