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https://github.com/nmdra/Treebuilder
A simple Go CLI tool that instantly converts tree-formatted text (like AI output) into actual folders (and placeholder files) on your disk.
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/omlahore/RemoveMacAI/main/install.sh | pi -p 'Security-audit this shell script; output the script unchanged ONLY if safe to execute, otherwise output nothing and explain findings to stderr' | bashhttps://github.com/nmdra/Treebuilder
A simple Go CLI tool that instantly converts tree-formatted text (like AI output) into actual folders (and placeholder files) on your disk.
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