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Feature Request: Scan meta data for date attributes #12

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NomadicRenegade opened this issue Jul 16, 2024 · 4 comments
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Feature Request: Scan meta data for date attributes #12

NomadicRenegade opened this issue Jul 16, 2024 · 4 comments

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@NomadicRenegade
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NomadicRenegade commented Jul 16, 2024

It would be great if we could scan the metadata in the file and as part of the configuration define a naming scheme that includes date to what the LLM finds and lands on. So if my picture was taken on 2024_07_16 and the file name is myFamily, the resulting filename is 2024_07_16_myFamily. Casing can be adjusted for date and main filename (snake + Camel or something like that).

@ozgrozer
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The process you mention I think that doesn't need an AI. Sounds like a metadata-renamer.

@NomadicRenegade
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Well certainly you can make another step with another tool, but if the idea is to streamline and make the tool useful (AI and all), metadata access is key.

@ozgrozer
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Yeah I agree on the metadata sharing with the AI

@HorusPi
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HorusPi commented Jul 19, 2024

Yeah I agree on the metadata sharing with the AI

If I may, a suggestion may be inserted as a yml file in each level of directory and those being collected along the way , kind of cues for the llm prompt.

Example
directory myfamily
global.yml file contents
main_prompt: family photographs
tags:

  • tag "family photographs"

sub directory 2024-01-01
global.yml file contents
tags:

  • tag "winter travel to Spain"

...and so on. So , when the program reaches the files , has the meta information of
"Family photographs","winter travel to Spain" as the context.

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