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@medv/nameit

v0.1.0

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Rename PDF bills and other files with AI

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nameit

Rename scanned bills (and other files) with AI.

npm i -g @medv/nameit
nameit ~/Downloads/Scanned_document.pdf
nameit ~/docs/*
Scanned_document.pdf → 2026-06-03 Mamut - Alena - Acrobatics - 360.00 CHF.pdf
scan_0042.pdf        → 2026-01-28 Werke am Zürichsee - Electricity - 384.20 CHF.pdf

Naming

nameit tells bills apart from other documents. Bills get an amount, documents get a title:

YYYY-MM-DD Vendor - Person - Description - Amount Currency.ext   bills
YYYY-MM-DD Issuer - Person - Title.ext                           documents
2026-05-01 Helsana - Anton - 209.00 CHF.pdf
2026-01-28 Werke am Zürichsee - Electricity - 384.20 CHF.pdf
2026-03-14 Kanton Zürich - Anton - Tax Assessment 2025.pdf
2026-08-06 Hofer - Anton - Honda CB500 Purchase.pdf
  • Date: the invoice or issue date.
  • Vendor/Issuer: a short name.
  • Person: the first name of the person the document is for, when it names one.
  • Description: in English. For a bill it appears only when it adds something; a document always has a title.
  • Amount: the total, bills only.

Missing parts are skipped. Vendor and person spellings follow the existing file names in the same folder, so repeat bills stay consistent.

nameit never overwrites a file: if the name is taken, it appends (2), (3) and so on.

PDFs and images (png, jpg, gif, webp) are read by the model. Text files are read as text. Any other file is named from its file name alone.

Options

-n, --dry-run      Print new names without renaming
-m, --model <id>   Model to use

Configuration

| Variable | Description | | ------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------- | | ANTHROPIC_API_KEY | Use Anthropic, claude-opus-5-5 (preferred when both are set) | | OPENAI_API_KEY | Use OpenAI, gpt-5.5 | | NAMEIT_PROVIDER | Force anthropic or openai | | NAMEIT_MODEL | Override the model |

License

MIT