Quick Start
First scan
Section titled “First scan”Point fialr at any directory to build a manifest:
fialr scan ~/Documentsfialr traverses the directory, computes BLAKE3 and SHA256 hashes for every file, detects MIME types, and generates a structured manifest. No files are modified. This is a read-only operation.
The output shows file count, total size, and extension distribution.
Classify
Section titled “Classify”Run classification to assign sensitivity tiers and suggest categories:
fialr classify ~/DocumentsEvery file receives a sensitivity tier (1: RESTRICTED, 2: SENSITIVE, 3: INTERNAL) based on structural signals — filename patterns, extensions, and directory heuristics. Tier 1 files are never processed by AI. They are flagged for manual review.
Generate a dry-run reorganization plan:
fialr plan ~/DocumentsThis produces a plan.csv with proposed moves and renames. Review it before executing. No files move until you explicitly approve.
Next steps
Section titled “Next steps”- Read Infrastructure, Not Organizer to understand the design philosophy
- Learn about sensitivity tiers and how files are classified
- See the full CLI reference for all commands and options