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Suggest my own tags for new and existing items

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Oct 2

From what I can see, Muse's automatic tags are generic object labels (people,
structure, wood processed). They help with search, but they don't match how I
organise my library (landing-page, typography, red-black, linework).

Idea: let Muse learn from the items I've already tagged and suggest those tags
for other items that look similar. Find Similar already returns neighbours that
mostly share my tags, so it seems the groundwork might already be there — but
you'll know best what's feasible.

Where it would help:
- New items as they come in
- A selection of items (e.g. right-click → "Suggest tags")
- A whole collection, or all items without any of my own tags

How I'd like it to work:
- Suggestions first, in a review step: accept all, accept per item, or dismiss
- Optional auto-apply per tag, with a threshold I can set
- Available via the local API / MCP as well

1 Reply
Automatic ReplyOct 2

Nick, thanks for taking the time to put this together, it's really thoughtful. We can see how having suggestions based on your own tagging system would be way more useful than generic labels, and we'll definitely give it some thought. We'll post here if we have any news on it.

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