When you turn on Your Claude sorting, it reads your file content and suggests intelligent, descriptive filenames following Harvard file naming conventions. Without it, Smart Local only tidies generic file names like IMG_4032.jpg or Document (3).pdf; names based on what a file contains come from Your Claude.
Talyx extracts text and metadata from your files, then analyzes them with your own Claude, the same account the assistant uses.
Based on the analysis, AI suggests a clean, descriptive filename following Harvard file naming conventions — lowercase, hyphen-separated, with dates and descriptors that make files easy to find and sort.
Review the suggested names before applying. Accept individual renames or apply them all at once.
See every proposed rename before it happens. Nothing is renamed until you confirm the sort.
With Your Claude, names are based on what the file actually contains, following Harvard file naming conventions for clean, consistent, searchable filenames. Smart Local only tidies generic names.
Tweak any AI-suggested name before applying. You stay in full control.
Rename hundreds of files at once while keeping names consistent and meaningful.
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