An ai file organizer that can create folders and move files around! Also its not a generic file sorter the ai decides where files should go not hardcoded! I also call it NAGFS (Not A Generic File Sorter)
I learned how to host ai agents locally with ollama and use hackclub ai and learned lots of Python! this was a really fun project to make! i hope you like it too?
colors to syntax
I just added these simple colors which make it look quite better yeah its just simple little thing i did.
better README
And i also wrote a better README!! With instructions on using it and how to setup the ai.hackclub.com api key.
uploading to PyPI and debuging
I also updated everything so i can upload it to PyPI and with this trying out i had to debug some problems that were annoying to fix.
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Hack Club AI
I tired to fix and make things faster for the agent but it was not working so i decided to use hackclub ai which has acces to way more smarter models and it worked so well that i even was able to change intructions.txt so the agent actually makes deccisons instead of everything being predefined so its actually like a smart file sorter and I’m learning so much about python and ai agents which is pretty interesting
Watchdog
I also updated instead of scanning the folder every 5 sec update to Watchdog so every time there is a file change it fires up the AI which uses less ai creddits and works better
all the files and folders in the image below were sorted by the AI!
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I learned how to interact with python scripts and a ollama agent and how to write instructions.txt for the ai agent!
In this first version i made a agent that can interact with a sandbox folder where the agents purpose is to check the files and organize them add folders, move and stuff like that its still pretty slow because its a local agent right now I’m using the “phi4-mini” on ollama it does the job pretty well and faster than the others that i tried but its been pretty complicated to learn stuff its mainly python working with OS level stuff
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