This is a small bash script that uses local Ollama (via the `ollama` command; it does expect that it's at least part of PATH) to iterate line-by-line through a CSV of credit card transaction descriptions, with the descriptions on one column, and a blank column to its right.
This can aid with generating tags for organization of expenses, as well as helping decipher those cryptic descriptions.
mitch donaberger
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README.md
This is a bash script meant to use local Ollama to iterate through a CSV column of credit card transaction names and have the AI explain what those transactions might be.
It's not perfect, but, it also serves a pretty niche purpose. Putting it here in case anyone wants to improve on the idea.
Ideas
[ ] Really could be much more powerful with a fine-tuned model trained on transaction names. Would require a database of this data on hand. [ ] Learned of a python script that generates fake transactions for load testing. Could use that to output a couple million fake transaction records for a fine tuner to chomp on.