feat(tags): Implement AI-powered automatic file tagging#111
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Adds the ability to tag files using AI models via local API service such as https://github.com/cmeka/media-tag-service
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I've implemented a feature that leverages local AI models to automatically tag files:
The implementation connects to a local AI tagging service via API calls (configurable in Advanced settings).
I've created a supporting service https://github.com/cmeka/media-tag-service as I couldn't find an existing solution.
I'm a fan of this application and developed this feature to enhance its capabilities and reduce manual tagging work.
I'm open to any modifications or suggestions to better align with the project.
This is my first contribution to an Electron-based project, so any feedback is welcome.
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