As an amateur developer working on Android apps with Visual Studio, I currently rely on ChatGPT for my coding workflow. I upload my entire project folder as a ZIP, describe the changes I need, and the AI corrects the files directly and sends them back to me as a downloadable ZIP. This automated loop is essential for me as a hobbyist who doesn't have the time or patience to manually copy-paste code into dozens of files.

I would love to switch to Lumo because of its privacy focus and non-US ownership, but the current limitation is a dealbreaker. Right now, I can upload files for analysis, but any corrections require me to manually copy-paste the code back into Visual Studio. For a small project with many files, this makes the workflow too slow and cumbersome for an amateur developer.

Feature request:

Allow Lumo to act as a code agent: accept a project ZIP, apply requested changes to the files internally, and return the corrected project as a downloadable ZIP archive.
Alternatively, enable direct writing to a linked Proton Drive folder for a project, so the changes are saved automatically.

Without this feature, Lumo is impractical for software development tasks involving multiple files. Implementing this would make Lumo the perfect privacy-respecting alternative for hobbyists and indie developers who want to avoid US-based AI services but still need efficient, automated coding assistance.