Reader uses ChatGPT to categorize a 2,200-book Kindle library and spot missing volumes
merlynne01 · reddit · 2026-10-22
A Reddit user shares a simple personal ChatGPT win: with a Kindle library of 2,200+ books, they used a script on the online library page to import all titles and metadata, then had ChatGPT categorize everything by genre and series. Practical uses: spotting which books in a series are missing, and double-checking Kindle Daily Deals so they don't rebuy or reread. An easily replicable AI organizing workflow for anyone with a large library.
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