Quick start

The fastest way to understand nymos is to run one small batch. Twenty files from your Downloads folder is plenty: enough variety to see what it does, small enough to read every suggestion.

Run your first batch

1. Add files. drag them onto the window, or use the buttons to pick files or a whole folder. PDFs, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, images, text, Markdown and CSV all work, mixed together.
2. Pick a template. choose a template for the shape of the name, or leave the default and let the model decide it. Names come out in each file's own language by default; set one language for the batch if you would rather.
3. Suggest names. click Suggest names. nymos reads each file and proposes a name. Files run several at a time, so even a large folder is done in seconds.
4. Review. read down the list. Edit any name inline, or ask for a fresh suggestion on a file that missed.
5. Apply. accept one file with its Rename button, or apply the whole batch with Rename All.

Nothing is lost

Renaming never overwrites: if a name is already taken, nymos numbers it Finder-style, like "Invoice 2.pdf". Every applied rename lands in the history, where the original name is one click away.

Then automate

Once a folder's naming feels right, point a watch folder at it so new files are suggested the moment they arrive. You still approve them: the watch folder proposes, it never renames on its own.