Customizing My Mac With AI

I fully customized my MacBook and it was super easy. Here's how I did it. So first I want to clear up some space on my computer. But instead of downloading some expensive software to go in and do this for me, I'm just going to use Warp. A lot of people think Warp is an AI Vibe coding tool, but it's really more of a Vibe computering tool. There's so much you can do with it right in your computer terminal. I'm going to ask it show me some ways I can clear up storage on my computer and it understands what's taking up space and gives me a bunch of options. Then I'm going to run Warp from my home directory and and ask it to create a file organization system for me. I'll ask find any duplicate files or files older than 90 days and ask me which ones I want to keep. Organize the files in my Downloads folder into their own folders in Documents. Then review my folder structure and suggest simple ways to improve it. I usually hate organizing all my documents, but Warp actually makes it pretty easy to stay on top of this. Lastly, I want to change my wallpaper so it cycles through these five photos every time I view my desktop. I'm just going to give it the five photos and there you have it. Didn't have to go into my system settings once. There's so much more you can do with Warp, both in terms of helping you code and helping you become the biggest power user of your own computer. And while other AI tools try to one shot the task, Warp keeps you in the loop so you and your agent can iterate together until it's exactly how you want it. It's a great example of a product that's not trying to replace developers, but just makes lives easier. So if you're interested in an AI product that's built into your computer, try it out for free at the link in the description.