think-better

ai-renamer is a Node.js command-line tool that examines images, videos, and other files to create descriptive filenames. It works with Ollama by default and can also use LM Studio or OpenAI, with options for model choice, filename casing, output language, subdirectories, and custom instructions. Video renaming requires ffmpeg, and selected flags are stored in a local configuration file so repeated runs do not need the same setup arguments.

Neru extends browser-style keyboard navigation across the operating system. Labels, grids, recursive grids, and Vim-like scrolling let users move the pointer, click, right-click, drag, and scroll without reaching for a mouse. The tool is CLI-first, stores settings in a hot-reloadable TOML file, and can be driven by Raycast, Alfred, Hammerspoon, or shell scripts. macOS has the complete feature set and requires Accessibility permission, while Linux and Windows currently provide more limited support.

codex-profiles wraps Codex's CODEX_HOME support so personal, work, school, or client profiles keep separate authentication, settings, sessions, connectors, plugins, caches, and logs. It launches both the CLI and macOS Desktop app without reading or copying auth.json; its optional parallel Desktop instances remain experimental and do not provide full operating-system isolation.

mailbox-cleanup combines a Python CLI with a Claude Code skill for IONOS IMAP mailbox triage. It scans messages, previews destructive changes, and defaults to soft-delete or other dry-run operations. Filters support deletion to Trash, moving, archiving, unsubscribe handling, exact Message-ID deduplication, bounce detection, and large-attachment listing. Applied actions are appended to an audit log, while permanent deletion remains manual.