Rename the Fixer to Tune-up
Tab, URL (#/pair/<id>/tune-up; old fixer links still work), job names, History trigger and docs now say Tune-up. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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It ships as a single Go binary with an embedded React web UI and SQLite state, packaged as a small Docker image, in the style of
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[qui](https://github.com/autobrr/qui).
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## Workflow: fix, organize, then link
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## Workflow: tune up, then link
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Each library pair has a **type**: **Music** (recommended layout `Artist/Album/01 Title.flac`) or **Soundtracks** for video game and film
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soundtracks (`Album/01 Title.flac`, named by game or film). The type sets the default naming; the *Organize* tab can change it.
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The **Fixer** tab takes each library through the same steps, the **master first, then the slave**, and then links the two:
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The **Tune-up** tab takes each library through the same steps, the **master first, then the slave**, and then links the two:
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1. **Folder structure.** Every album in its own folder at the right depth. Songs outside an album folder move into one named from their
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tags; extra folders around an album (a composer folder around a soundtrack, `Metal/Artist/Album`, a `FLAC` folder inside an album) are
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