Getting an LLM to Make Me a Tool for Enriching the Color Metadata in My Icon Collection 0 ▲ Jim Nielsen 13 hours ago · Tech · hide · 0 comments On my icon gallery sites, I have metadata I’ve manually added over the years to tag certain icons as being predominantly “blue” or “orange” or some other color. Then I use this metadata to present icons of (roughly) the same color. It’s kinda neat to be able to browse a wall of icons that are all the same color. The thing is: I know there are a lot of icons I’ve missed tagging over the years. But I have no idea how many, and figuring that out seems like a really arduous task. How do I go through 2,000+ icons and find all the ones that look predominantly “orange” but haven’t been tagged as such yet? Seems like a good task to throw at an LLM. But I don’t want to just say, “Go tag everything that’s missing” and blindly trust the output. I need to be able to make a decisions as to whether I think a particular color is “orange” or not. What I need is a tool for the job. I’m a very visual thinker, so to continue curating these color categorizations, I need some way for the computer to do… No comments yet. Log in to reply on the Fediverse. Comments will appear here.