Spec Driven Development
MCP Server that facilitates spec-driven development workflows, not just Vibe Coding.
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Clean up your files like an archivist: rename, sort, de-duplicate with plans you approve and undo.
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Your AI renames, sorts and de-duplicates your documents. You approve every step, and everything can be undone.
Get started · Why not just ask an AI? · What it can do
Tell ChatGPT or Claude *"tidy up my documents"* and you usually get a quick job: folders by file type (PDFs, Images, Misc), the same cryptic names, duplicates left where they were – and sometimes a game or program that no longer starts because its files were moved. It happens all at once, with no plan to check and no way back. Next time, the AI invents a different system.
aichivist gives your AI what a professional archivist works with: your own filing rules, a plan you approve, names read from the document itself, duplicates found by content, programs that keep working, and a record of every step that can be undone. Tried in real use on 25,000 photos and 1,500 documents.
Claude Desktop – the easiest way, no technical knowledge needed
Other ways: Claude Code, Codex/Gemini CLI/Cursor, or without AI
Claude Code – type /plugin install aichivist --marketplace luftphilipp/aichivist, then say *"Set up aichivist."* The setup installs the command-line tool if it is missing (it asks first).
Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor – pipx install aichivist (or uv tool install aichivist), then copy templates/AGENTS.md to where your agent reads instructions.
Other AI apps – aichivist's MCP server runs locally with uv installed:
~/.codex/config.toml, with the folders it may organize: [mcp_servers.aichivist]
command = "uvx" args = ["--from", "aichivist[mcp]", "aichivist", "mcp", "--root", "~/Downloads", "--root", "~/Documents"]
- **Antigravity CLI** (Google) – the same server in `~/.gemini/config/mcp_config.json` under `mcpServers`;
Gemini CLI (paid plans): gemini extensions install https://github.com/luftphilipp/aichivist.
Downloaded the ZIP? Unpack it and double-click `Start (Mac).command` or `Start (Windows).bat` (Linux: start.sh). A simple menu opens – look at your Downloads, check your backups, and see which AI app on your computer can tidy up. No installation needed, only Python 3 (a new Mac offers to install it by itself). The first time, your computer warns because the file comes from the internet:
Just curious? See what's going on in your folders – no AI, nothing is changed:
pipx install aichivist
aichivist survey ~/Downloads
It shows how many files you have, duplicates that waste space, files with meaningless names, folders that slow down your cloud, program folders to leave alone, and whether your hard drive is healthy. aichivist storage storage.md checks whether your backups are safe and what your storage costs per year (it shows the table format on first run). aichivist catalog-page --open turns your catalogs into a searchable page, aichivist photos sorts photos by year, and aichivist watch ~/Downloads --install reminds you once 25 files have piled up.
See it in action (terminal demo)
Archives have organized documents reliably for centuries. aichivist brings their rules to your computer:
| In an archive | In aichivist |
|---|---|
| A filing plan says where everything belongs | Your rules say which documents go where – the AI follows them |
| Nothing is thrown away without a decision | Duplicates and old files are only removed after your OK |
| Every document is described in a catalog | Each folder gets a list of what is in it, so you find things later |
| Finished collections are sealed | A completed folder (e.g. last year's taxes) is locked, checked and searchable |
| Records are kept for a set time, then archived or destroyed | Old records come up when their time is over – you choose |
| Copies are kept in separate places | It checks the 3-2-1 rule: 3 copies, 2 kinds of storage, 1 away from home |
aichivist itself works only on your computer: no account, no server, no telemetry. The AI that reads your documents (e.g. Claude) receives the content of the documents it reads – so you decide which folders it may open, and can exclude private ones completely. Full text: PRIVACY.md.
aichivist was designed by Philipp Luft, a trained archivist and information professional (Fachmann Information & Dokumentation) studying Business AI, who brought the archival principles and the requirements. The code was written with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) – every commit lists Claude as co-author.