FileNap: local Gemma file plans, with a way back

Description and use

FileNap uses Gemma to propose file moves for a small inbox, lets users review and approve, and supports undo.

Problem

Users spend time opening each file to decide its destination.

Outcome

In a demo with 12 fictional documents, Gemma proposed nine moves, which were approved and moved into three destination folders. Undo restored the original state and SHA‑256 hashes matched the originals.

Workflow

• Select files for planning
• Gemma generates a structured plan with reasons and quotes
• Review proposed moves
• Approve selected moves
• Apply moves to destination folders
• Undo if needed

Evidence

FileNap is a local file-planning app for a small pile of receipts, notes and saved reading. Gemma reads short previews and proposes destinations.

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The recording uses 12 fictional documents. Gemma proposed nine moves, kept a checklist in place and left two files for review: an ambiguous document and a deliberate prompt-injection example.

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Planning took 89.6 seconds on an Apple M4 Mac with 32 GiB of memory. The 42.6-second edit removes most of the model wait and slows the review steps.

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The final 19 tests passed on macOS and Linux/WSL2, including interrupted moves, edited files, collisions and local HTTP boundaries.

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