GitHub profilePlugins by ardianreffa
3 plugins by ardianreffa in the catalog, most-starred first.
ardianreffapickwise-photosA correction tool, not an art critic: culls a folder of photos locally. Flags blurry and unrecoverable shots, labels what an edit could rescue, keeps the best frame of every burst and explains every decision. Follows a brief in your own words ("concert, dark is fine, best 30", "moody low-key shots") and learns gradually from your corrections. Treats RAW+JPEG pairs as one photo, handles folders of thousands of photos in resumable steps, and reads JPEG, HEIC and camera or iPhone RAW (DNG, ARW, CR3, NEF and more) through their embedded previews, using only Pillow and pillow-heif. On request it makes local previews so Hermes can take a visual second look for closed eyes, a blurred subject or clear composition mistakes. Disclosure — reads image files in the folder you name (any folder the agent can reach; symlinks and hidden files skipped); writes only a Pickwise/ subfolder inside that folder (copy or reversible move) or .xmp rating sidecars that never replace existing ones; never deletes, overwrites or edits photos. The dry-run-then-confirm step is a tool argument the agent sets, not a Hermes approval prompt. Stores per-photo measurements, reports, learned preferences and (only when asked) downsized previews in its plugin data folder; no network calls, model calls, shell commands or telemetry. A visual check sends the chosen previews to the model provider through Hermes' own vision tool. Raises Pillow's image-size limit to 300 MP for the whole Hermes process.CommunitytoolsardianreffasharewiseSee what your photos and videos reveal before you share them. Reports, as yes/no counts only, exact location, location detail, time, device, unique IDs, owner name, captions, hidden thumbnails, edit history, depth maps and (videos) per-frame face data; on macOS finds faces, people, street names, house numbers and plates with Apple Vision on this computer; a local review page lets the user switch areas off, draw, move, resize, rotate and reshape them; hidden areas are rebuilt from their surroundings (faces) or become a blank plate in the sign's colour, so nothing of what was there is kept; copies drop all metadata except copyright and are re-read and verified. Videos (MOV, MP4, M4V, 3GP) are cleaned without re-encoding: metadata boxes, timed-metadata tracks and unreferenced media bytes are zeroed in a copy and the whole file is scanned; faces inside videos are not hidden. Disclosure — reads JPEG, HEIC, PNG, WebP and the video types above only in a folder the user names inside the home folder or on an external drive; refuses the operating system, disk roots, the whole home folder, ~/Library, hidden and locked items, symlinks and app-managed libraries. Writes only new copies to a Sharewise/ folder inside that folder and never writes or overwrites originals. sharewise_share takes check ids, photo numbers, fixed keep choices, the user's selection codes and areas to add (never file paths), is validated by its own pre_tool_call hook, and keeping location is escalated to Hermes' human-approval gate (fails closed with no human present). The agent can add areas but cannot switch them off; switching off comes from the review page's selection code (a design rule, not a cryptographic barrier). Stores the last 10 checks (paths, yes/no findings, area boxes), review pages with downsized photos and downsized finished copies in its plugin data folder; never stores metadata values or text read in photos. Sends to the model provider, as part of the conversation, the folder, file names and yes/no and area counts, and, only when the user asks for a visual check (sharewise_look), downsized finished copies that are already hidden and clean. Apple Vision runs on-device via pyobjc-framework-Vision (macOS only; elsewhere detection is off and areas can be drawn by hand). No network calls, model calls, shell commands or telemetry; no process-wide settings changed.CommunitytoolsardianreffaspacewiseFree up space without the fear of losing what matters. Scans one folder you name for exact duplicates (one copy always stays), leftover .dmg/.pkg installers, similar photos (the sharpest stays) and blurry or near-black photos, and reports large videos, screenshots and other large files without ever proposing them. A local preview page shows what would stay and what would go; only categories you approve move to the Trash of the same disk, and spacewise_undo puts them back. Disclosure — reads image, video and installer files (and the name, size and date of other files) only in a folder you name inside your home folder or on an external drive; refuses the operating system, disk roots, the whole home folder, other users' and shared folders, ~/Library and ~/Applications, hidden and locked items, unreadable folders, symlinks, and app-managed libraries (Photos, Lightroom, Final Cut, iMovie, Music, apps, Time Machine); skips cloud placeholders without opening them. spacewise_trash takes only a scan id and categories (never file paths) and is escalated by its own pre_tool_call hook to Hermes' human-approval gate, so it follows the user's approval settings (YOLO, approvals off or approvals.cron_mode can let it through; with no human present it fails closed); each request gets a one-time rule key. Moves are same-disk renames into ~/.Trash or <drive>/.Trashes/<uid> (freedesktop Trash on Linux), never copies or deletions; files changed since the scan, hard-linked files and RAW+JPEG pairs are left alone. Stores per-file measurements and SHA-256 hashes, recent scans, Trash batches, reports and preview thumbnails in its plugin data folder. Sends to the model provider, as part of the conversation, the scanned folder, counts, sizes and names of listed photos, videos and installers; names of other large files stay in the local report. No network calls, model calls, shell commands or telemetry; no process-wide settings changed. Windows: scan and report only.Communitytools
