Rename, move and tidy footage, undoably
PostLumina renames, moves and copies footage, and moves files to the Trash, as recorded jobs, when you ask Claude Code or Codex. Renames, moves and copies can be undone in Jobs, and files go to the Trash only after you say yes. Give a connected NAS or backup machine a name once, and use that name in any job.
Rename these clips by shoot date and move the rejects into a folder.
| Jobs | Rename, move, copy, move to the Trash |
|---|---|
| Undo | Renames, moves and copies, in Jobs |
| Deleting | Only to the Trash, and only after you say yes |
| Shared locations | A NAS, another computer or a backup machine, by name; macOS handles the login and PostLumina never stores a password |
How to do it
- Add the folder to PostLumina as a project. It indexes every clip's format, duration and tags.
- Say the sentence to Claude Code or Codex, in your own words. Your assistant works out the steps; PostLumina runs them.
- Check what ran in Jobs, where each rename, move and copy is listed and can be undone. Per project, choose whether an assistant's jobs run straight away or wait for you.
Questions
Can I undo a rename or a move?
Yes. Renames, moves and copies can be undone in Jobs. Files are only moved to the Trash after you say yes.
Does it work with network drives?
Yes. Name a connected share, such as a NAS, another computer or a backup machine, and use that name in any job. macOS handles the login; PostLumina never stores a password.