@exkclamation I don't know any tool that can find them, but you could do a search in Terminal if you're comfortable doing that.

Here's a command that searches the current working dir:
find ./ -type f -exec ls -l \{\}/..namedfork/rsrc 2>/dev/null \;

Please don't use this if you're not familiar with Terminal — use at your own risk.

If the files are contained in zips or other archives there is nothing to worry about. The panic only seems to occur when you directly access the file itself.

If these fonts are imported into Typeface app, or any other font manager, I’d recommend to (temporarily) move the old fonts into a separate folder that is not accessed by the manager.

To do that choose View › as List in Finder, which seems to prevent the kernel panic when selecting the font files. Or use Terminal to move the affected files.

It appears that the kernel panic may be related to Resource Forks on external disks and accessing files located on the internal disk may be fine, but more investigation is necessary to confirm.

@iestynx The Foundation Models framework seems to be an LLM — that's text/prompt based. Not sure if that would be great fit for tagging fonts.

But I'll take a deeper look when I'm done crying about the new interface design 🤢