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Free under the MIT licence, with the source on GitHub (0.11).
Smart Local from names and metadata, or the whole batch through your own Claude. Talyx hosts no classification models.
Talyx is the harness — abilities, approval, memory, notices. The model is yours: an API key or your Claude Code sign-in. Talyx-owned sorting models were retired.
File classification defaults to running 100% on your device, with no telemetry. Your Claude, an opt-in mode added later, is the one sorting option that sends file content to Anthropic.
AI-powered rename suggestions based on document content — dates, names, organizations, and topics.
Automatic sorting when new files appear. Set it once, files get organized while you work.
Classification and renaming follow the language of the document — English gets English names, Bulgarian gets Cyrillic.
Navigate and sort with keyboard shortcuts for a faster workflow.
Detect and handle duplicate files before sorting.
Automatic sorting on a schedule — daily, weekly, or monthly. Runs in the background.
Search what Talyx has indexed — files you sorted and folders you Deep Scan. A rule-based parser turns a plain-language query into keywords and a file type; no model is involved.
Talyx exposes an MCP server so external AI assistants (Claude Desktop, Cursor) can trigger file operations via JSON-RPC.
Cmd+Shift+Space opens an overlay anywhere. Your own Claude plans the steps, shows a card, and asks before it changes anything. Kill switch on Cmd+Shift+Esc. Replaced the Quick Search overlay.
Run the assistant on an Anthropic API key or on the Claude Code already signed in on your Mac. Pick the model from inside the input.
Hold Option+Space to dictate; replies spoken back by a neural voice. Whisper and Kokoro run on-device — audio never leaves the Mac. Apple Silicon required.
Calendar, reminders, notes, unread mail, Music, dark mode, Wi‑Fi, volume, image conversion, recent files, disk clutter — plus repos, shell commands, apps and URLs for developers.
Welcome, connect your Claude (optional), done. No hardware detection, no model download.
AI detects content language and suggests filenames in the same language. Bulgarian documents get Cyrillic names, English reports get English names.
Dump a thought into the overlay and it lands as a Note, Reminder, Calendar event or file — without typing a prompt.
One search returns indexed files and past assistant conversations together.
Ask what needs you now and get a ranked pile. Notices are rare, ranked, and one ⌘⇧Esc quiets them for the day.
When no typed ability fits, the assistant looks at the screen and clicks, types, presses keys or scrolls — every step carded, kill switch mid-way.
Meeting mode in one action: notices go quiet until the meeting ends, and the related files and chats come with it.
Act ships for the display under the cursor on Apple Silicon and Intel. Wider hardware and multi-display acceptance is underway.
Run the assistant on other coding agents you already pay for, starting with Codex. Same abilities, same approval gate.
Every ability starts by asking. As one proves itself, you can move it to automatic — the assistant gets quieter the longer you use it.
Reminders, notes and system toggles become reversible the same way file moves already are.
Expose the same abilities through the built-in MCP server so Claude Desktop, Cursor and other clients can drive your Mac with the same approval gate.
One Mac is the boss, others are helpers over your own network. Your phone is a remote for the assistant, not a place files go.
Have a feature request? Let us know — your feedback directly influences what we build next.