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If you download hoards of documents daily, and could use them automatically sorted, here is a tool you might find useful: an AI-powered document organiser. Drop in a bunch of PDFs or DOCX files — it extracts Document Text, identifies Title, Author, & Year from each, & sorts them structured.

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Christian Ströbele Mar 16

If you use it with a local backend (@[email protected], #llama.cpp , #mlx, #mistral-rs), every step runs on your device; nothing leaves your machine unless you configure a cloud provider (it supports EU-based ones, e.g. #Nebius @[email protected], or #Mistral).

GitHub - CrispStrobe/CrispSort...

GitHub - CrispStrobe/CrispSorter: AI-powered document organiser. Extracts text and/or sorts documents: Drop in a bunch of PDFs, DOCX files, or ebooks, and it extracts Document Text, identifies Title, Author, and Year, with a local or remote LLM, and moves them into folders, and/or keeps the extracted text.

AI-powered document organiser. Extracts text and/or sorts documents: Drop in a bunch of PDFs, DOCX files, or ebooks, and it extracts Document Text, identifies Title, Author, and Year, with a local ...

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Christian Ströbele Mar 16

Source Code and (unsigned) (work-in-progress) release binaries: github.com/CrispStrobe/... (actually, i have been doing the same from command line with the python app github.com/CrispStrobe/... for some time now, but i hear others like graphical user interfaces better, so feel free to try this)

GitHub - CrispStrobe/CrispSorter: AI-powered document organiser. Extracts text and/or sorts documents: Drop in a bunch of PDFs, DOCX files, or ebooks, and it extracts Document Text, identifies Title, Author, and Year, with a local or remote LLM, and moves them into folders, and/or keeps the extracted text.

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