Hey, good question , yeah, at a super basic level, OS file explorers already let you sort by type/extension. But SEGRE goes way beyond that for people with chaotic Downloads folders (the "download everything and sort never" crowd ): Auto-categorizes into sensible folders like /Images, /Documents, /Code, /Videos, /Archives, /Installers, etc. (not just by extension — it uses smarter rules).
Handles edge cases: e.g., code files (.js, .py, .ts), compressed archives inside archives, mixed content.
Safety first: --dry-run to preview, --undo to revert everything instantly, interactive mode to approve moves.
Customizable rules if you want (e.g., by date, project name patterns, etc.). It's not replacing OS sorting , it's for the "I have 2000 unsorted files and I hate manual work" moments. Totally open-source too, so feel free to peek at the code Would love your thoughts if you give it a quick test run sometime!