AI File Sorter: Cross-Platform AI File Organizer & Renamer
Cross-platform desktop app that uses AI to organize and rename files by content. Supports local/remote LLMs, previews changes, and works on Linux, macOS, Windows.
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This is a cross-platform desktop application designed to organize and rename files based on their content using artificial intelligence.
The program supports local and remote language models, provides a preview of changes, and allows the user to fully control the sorting process.
It is compatible with Linux, macOS, and Windows operating systems and supports various audio and video file formats.
The application can analyze media file metadata and suggest standardized file names.
For optimal performance, system compatibility checks are available, which evaluate performance when using selected local LLMs and analyzing documents and images.
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