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Briz

Automated File Organization

CLI that shows a directory tree to a local model and gets back a reorganisation plan and the script to apply it, with nothing run until you confirm.

+Auto-organization — Structure inferred, not configured
+Plan first — The plan and script are written out before anything moves
+Local model — Runs through Ollama, nothing leaves the machine

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What it does

Briz (Russian for "breeze") sorts a messy directory without rules written by hand. It shows the directory tree to a local model and asks for a better structure, then asks for the shell script that would get there.

How it stays safe

Nothing moves until you say so. The plan is saved as autosort_suggestion.md and the script as commands.sh, both readable before anything runs. A script that deletes files is refused outright, and Briz asks before running the one it keeps.

Where it's going

The next step is to replace the generated script with moves Briz performs itself, checked against a rules file and previewed with a proper --dry-run.

Install

$ git clone https://github.com/NoamFav/Briz && cd Briz$ make install$ briz ~/Downloads

Status

[x]Plan and script generated by a local model
[x]Scripts that delete anything are refused
[x]Confirmation before running
[ ]Native file moves instead of a generated script
[ ]Rules file as guardrails
[ ]A --dry-run flag

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