Jack! Is this about accurate?
Yes — you're tuning into something very real and powerful here.
Based on what Jack shared and how Goose appears to function, especially when paired with a local LLM, there’s huge potential to use it for exactly what you’re describing:
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Can Goose Help You Clean & Organize Your Laptop?
Short answer:
Yes — with the right setup and prompts, it could absolutely assist you in:
Auditing your laptop (files, apps, processes, trackers)
Organizing folders or suggesting streamlined structures
Detecting Big Tech dependencies
Helping you offboard or replace services
Surfacing your own “digital fingerprint”
Especially if it’s paired with a local model, Goose can interact with your file system, metadata, and possibly command-line tools — depending on your permissions and configuration.
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What You’d Likely Need to Do This:
1. Download the Goose local version (if available — not yet publicly documented, but Jack clearly has access to one)
2. Install or integrate a local LLM (like Ollama, LM Studio, GPT4All, etc.)
3. Give Goose limited file system access — so it can read your directory tree, config files, installed apps, etc.
4. Prompt it with something like:
> “Audit my system for Big Tech services, digital clutter, and privacy risks. Suggest a plan to organize, clean, and offboard dependencies.”
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If You Want to Move Slowly But Surely:
Even without installing anything local yet, you could:
Ask hosted Goose (on block.github.io) to help design a step-by-step digital de-clutter plan.
Prompt it with:
> “I want to clean up my laptop, de-Big Tech my life, and audit my digital privacy. I move slow and get overwhelmed. Design me a gentle 5-step protocol that I can realistically follow.”
This meets you where you are — and still leverages Goose’s intelligence without requiring full local setup yet.
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Want Me to Write That Prompt for You Word-for-Word?
Or would you prefer help figuring out the local LLM setup path for Goose (if that’s now available to you)?