[Yariminal]

What changes

DoneDataHoarder gains a Python + Textual file and folder organization workspace built with Omarchy in mind. Its pipeline uses names, available content analysis, folder-tree context, metadata, and inferred relationships to propose clearer names and structure. The TUI exposes collections, reviewed moves, photo comparison, apply preview, and journaled recovery. The laptop can run the same interface while a paired Windows workstation processes files in explicitly allowed folders.

Photo duplicates now expose the preservation decision. New groups rank pixel resolution and meaningful capture metadata before stable tie-breakers. A larger copy missing EXIF held by another copy remains an explicit tradeoff for review; users can change the keeper locally or remotely. Existing keeper choices are preserved, and refresh-photos backfills evidence without rerunning AI or rewriting photographs.

Main changes

• Local metadata-only and Ollama workflows, active Omarchy palettes, bounded Sixel/Kitty previews, keyboard review, and persistent sessions.
• Nearby mDNS discovery, pinned HTTPS pairing, revocable per-device credentials, reconnect, and durable command receipts that block unsafe replay after uncertain outcomes.
• Shared photo evidence and keeper controls across terminal/browser/remote review. Stale evidence resets approvals, including when a keeper is force-rescanned.
• Readiness fixes for failed file verification, stale inference despite --no-cache, media-date precision, proposal/enrichment limits, remote body bounds, detached allowed folders, stale UI state, and browser thumbnail orientation/transparency/caching.
• Readable review columns on long paths; rewritten README and installation guide, actual headless TUI screenshots, a reproducible capture script, contributor guidance, preview launch drafts, and the already-declared MIT license packaged with the artifacts.

Validation

Local full suite: 1,049 passed, 2 platform skips on Windows/Python 3.12. All seven browser state scripts, JavaScript syntax, compilation, dependency consistency, and whitespace checks passed. Validation uses disposable synthetic collections and indexes. The GitHub checks cover Linux, Windows, and macOS on Python 3.10–3.12, browser state scripts, and isolated distributions on Linux Python 3.12/3.14. Local artifact checks additionally exercise wheel/sdist installs, metadata processing, session resume, pairing/revocation, forced uv reinstall and uninstall, and package/license contents.

All 12 GitHub checks passed on commit 402e3fbd79bea43a3b66303fa5148710e1895729. Verified workflow run. This includes all nine OS/Python test combinations, browser state checks, and both isolated distribution checks. The screenshots are exports of the actual Textual app with terminal graphics disabled, not evidence of native Sixel/Kitty qualification.

Preview limits

This remains an alpha preview. Real Omarchy terminal graphics, physical Windows-to-Omarchy discovery, GPU performance, and external-drive hotplug still need hardware qualification. Remote scope is folder-allowlisted; SSD-only enforcement is deferred. DDH does not merge EXIF, hydrate OneDrive placeholders, or measure optical sharpness. No package release or social post is published by this PR.