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Provenance-first DJ preparation

Your library, finally worthy of your sets.

[golgi.] is the local-first workspace between discovering a track and trusting it in your Rekordbox library. Bring in playlist intent or music you own, inspect local analysis, review every proposed change, repair library problems, and stage the final handoff without turning your crate into a black box.

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  • Local-first core
  • Human-reviewable
  • Reversible changes
Current [golgi.] Wishlist interface
WishlistTurn playlist intent into verified buy links.
Current [golgi.] Library interface
LibrarySee the local crate and its health.
Current [golgi.] Library doctor interface
Library doctorFind quality concerns, duplicates, and broken paths without silently deleting files.
Current [golgi.] Review tags interface
Review tagsApprove library-trained genre and route suggestions.
Current [golgi.] Pre-Import interface
Pre-importInspect the local handoff before Rekordbox import.
Current [golgi.] guru interface
guruBuild and refine a set conversationally.
Current [golgi.] Settings interface
SettingsManage connections and local behavior.

The way through

Six legible handoffs from intent to Rekordbox.

  1. 01

    Start with a playlist or local folder.

    Import a supported playlist link, an exported playlist file, or music you already own. [golgi.] keeps source intent attached to the tracks that follow.

  2. 02

    Resolve the music you intend to own.

    Compare the queue with your library, open verified store links, then sweep purchased files into a reviewable intake.

  3. 03

    Read—or convert—the audio locally.

    Choose files from anywhere and convert copies into an output folder you control, or derive BPM, key, and energy while format and spectral checks surface uncertainty. Originals stay put.

  4. 04

    Review every proposed change.

    Listen in place, compare current and proposed metadata, edit comments, inspect artwork and evidence, then approve, correct, or dismiss each result.

  5. 05

    Repair without gambling with the crate.

    Library doctor surfaces duplicates, broken paths, and file-quality concerns. Quarantine actions are explicit, journaled, and undoable.

  6. 06

    Route in the DJ's own language.

    Use the existing Rekordbox XML hierarchy as guidance, approve intelligent-playlist routes, and hand Rekordbox an exact playlist containing only the settled batch.

Why [golgi.]

Good curation is traceable.

Your genre policy, not ours.

Use a vocabulary that fits your library. [golgi.] makes the policy explicit so the result remains yours.

Automation with a receipt.

Quality checks and metadata suggestions are estimates. You can see what they saw before you accept a change, and approved mutations retain an undo path.

Connected only when you choose it.

Core library preparation stays local. Optional connections are deliberate and scoped: metadata lookups query music catalogs, and guru runs on your own Anthropic key — each only when you use it.