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Basically any LLM with visual capabilities. The frontier cloud models will be best, so it's a tradeoff of whether you want to minimise mistakes or avoid a cloud model reading your files. If you go local, ask in /lmg/ what the state of the art is right now. Keep a backup before you do it, any AI can make mistakes and you don't want "whoopsie I accidentally ran rm -rf ~" to be irrecoverable. Sandboxing often helps but in this case you are actually intentionally making the AI handle your files so there's no way to protect against mistakes, just keep a backup so that later if you find "huh why is this folder missing entirely, did the AI just delete it or something" you can grab it from your backups.

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