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title, type, status, proposed_folder, proposed_toc, proposed_tags, confidence, approved, proposed_for, created, tags, aliases, skills, tools
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Obsidian Sorter — Overview
💡 What is this project?
My notes used to pile up in whatever folder I happened to be in. This tool fixes that. I drop a note into an inbox folder, and the tool works out where it belongs and offers to file it. I tick one checkbox to say yes.
🌟 Key Highlights (Portfolio & Employment)
- Concept: An automated filing system for a personal knowledge vault. An AI model decides the destination; a human approves it.
- Tools & Skills Showcase: Python with no third-party libraries, a systemd user service, an LLM decision API called over plain HTTP, and careful destructive-operation safety.
- Practical Value: Removes the daily friction of note organisation. Every note ends up in the right place and in the index, without manual sorting.
📐 Architecture & Flow
flowchart LR
A[Note written to inbox] --> B[Watcher polls every 10s]
B --> C{JEV model}
C -->|proposes folder + tags| D[Proposal written into note]
D --> E[Human ticks approved]
E --> B
B -->|approved| F[File to folder]
F --> G[Update Table of Contents]
click C "https://docs.typesafe.ai" "TypeSafe JEV documentation"
🔗 Related Notes & Links
- Interactive Map: Archify Map
- TypeSafe JEV: https://docs.typesafe.ai
Notes
- Runs on
.27as a systemd user service. - Costs roughly $0.0001 per note.
- Nothing is ever filed without approval.