@heyshrutimishra: I searched 4 years of files by describing what I remembered. No filename. No folder. No tag. Just: "sunset over water w…
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A user describes searching four years of files using natural language descriptions, with matches found in seconds, demonstrating an AI-based file search capability.
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I searched 4 years of files by describing what I remembered.
No filename. No folder. No tag.
Just: “sunset over water with a boat.”
Every match, in seconds.
1/ MUZIM by @muzim_opensoul is a local-first AI file agent.
Search from what you remember: http://app.muzim.ai
Describe what you want in plain language. It searches photos, videos, documents, and audio by meaning.
“that video where we are laughing at dinner” — it finds the exact clip.
Once the local model is downloaded, Core Vibe Search works completely offline. Your original files remain where they are.
2/ Import a messy camera dump. MUZIM creates meaningful collections automatically.
No manual tagging. No rebuilding folder structures.
It groups duplicates, similar shots, and burst photos together. One click instead of three hours.
3/ If you want, connect your own Claude or GPT API key. MUZIM becomes a workspace that understands the context you select.
It also plugs into your existing AI tools via MCP as a context layer. No re-uploading raw files every time.
These connected workflows may use Credits. Raw files stay where they are. AI understanding on your terms.
4/ MUZIM searches by meaning, organizes by context, and creates with AI.
All without your files ever leaving your machine.
Free download: http://app.muzim.ai
Follow @heyshrutimishra for more tools that respect your data.
V4-Flash-Vision-Exp dropped today with vision layered on top of the existing V4-Flash.
Same text capabilities underneath, agents and reasoning untouched. The multimodal piece is additive.
Chinese labs don’t announce. They ship.
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