Filesystem Backed by an LLM
Read OriginalThe article details the creation of llmfs, an experimental FUSE-based filesystem where every read, write, and metadata operation is handled by a Large Language Model (like OpenAI's API). It explains the system's architecture, how it uses a Go library to intercept kernel calls, and how the LLM can generate content on-demand or deny operations with UNIX error codes, all without storing data on disk.
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