organize-cli

The tool provides a command‑line interface that sorts files into folders based on their type, date, or custom criteria. Users specify a source directory and an optional output directory; the program creates the output location if it does not exist. It can filter by file extensions, move files into a named folder, or group them by modification dates. The CLI accepts flags such as `--source`, `--output`, `--type`, `--folder`, and `--date`, and displays help information with `--help`.

It is intended for developers or power users who manage large collections of files and want an automated way to reorganize them without manual moving. The package is distributed via npm and can be installed globally, allowing the `organize` command to be run from any terminal. The source repository includes scripts for linting and a development setup that links the command locally for testing changes.

The project is released under the MIT license and is marked as stable, with continuous integration builds shown on Travis CI and AppVeyor. It is listed as an “awesome” utility and references a related classifier project for potential extensions.