2600 Books Sorted for Multi-Agent Creation

Created by team 2600 Books Files Sorted on October 13, 2023

In the neon-lit digital underworld, we wielded the code, Bash, and the terminal like a switchblade in a dark alley. With 2600 books jumbled in a main folder, chaos reigned. But then, we summoned OpenAI's API, a digital oracle, to decipher the cryptic hieroglyphs within those tomes. It read the tea leaves of text, determined the hidden truths, and neatly arranged them into categories, like cards in a deck. Each line of code a sharp stiletto, cutting through the chaos, and the terminal echoed with the hum of virtual triumph. In this digital noir, order emerged from chaos, and the API was our savior.

Category tags:

Productivity, Book and eBook Reading, Summarization

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"Rad!! Love this Don and Tionna. I love the presentation, very clean. I think the approach that it took is a bizarre one (for example, placing a book in the "Art" section because "Art" is in the title— "Military Dep*art*ment"— lol), and I wish it had gone for some kind of classifier / embedding approach. We should bias it towards doing that for classification in the future. Great use-case!"