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@floomhq/tagme

v0.1.0

Published

AI desktop file auto-labeler (OCR + local vision) for screenshots and docs

Readme

Tagme

Tagme is an AI file auto-labeler for macOS that turns messy screenshots and downloads into searchable, context-rich filenames.

It combines Tesseract OCR and Ollama vision (llava:7b) to identify:

  • source app/site (floom, github, linkedin)
  • screen intent (token-setup, dashboard, signin)
  • task context (mcp-config, api-token, agent-auth)

Why Tagme

  • Automatic desktop cleanup without deleting files
  • Better screenshot search and retrieval
  • Works locally with private on-device inference
  • Optimized for founders, operators, and heavy screenshot workflows

Example output

Input:

  • Screenshot 2026-04-28 at 20.05.00.png

Output:

  • 2026-04-28__screenshot-floom-token-setup-mcp-config__screenshot-2026-04-28-at-20-05.png

Features

  • Watches Desktop, Downloads, and Documents
  • OCR text extraction via tesseract
  • Vision context extraction via ollama + llava:7b
  • Bucketed labels: source + screen_type + task_topic
  • SQLite state tracking and log history
  • launchd automation for background scans

Install (macOS)

  1. Install dependencies:
brew install tesseract imagemagick ollama
  1. Pull model:
ollama pull llava:7b
  1. Install Python package locally:
pip install .
  1. Copy config:
mkdir -p ~/.config/file-labeler
cp config/config.example.json ~/.config/file-labeler/config.json
  1. Install launch agent:
cp launchd/com.federico.filelabeler.plist ~/Library/LaunchAgents/
launchctl unload ~/Library/LaunchAgents/com.federico.filelabeler.plist >/dev/null 2>&1 || true
launchctl load ~/Library/LaunchAgents/com.federico.filelabeler.plist

CLI

Run one scan:

tagme

Config

Config file:

  • ~/.config/file-labeler/config.json

Main keys:

  • watch_dirs
  • enabled_since
  • rename
  • ollama.model
  • ocr.enabled

Logs and DB

  • Log: ~/.local/state/file-labeler/labeler.log
  • State DB: ~/.local/state/file-labeler/labels.db

npm wrapper

This repo includes @floomhq/tagme for JS users. It wraps the Python CLI:

npx @floomhq/tagme

PyPI

Package name:

  • tagme

License

MIT