A modern version of xcopy and why I created it For years, Windows users have relied on tools like xcopy and robocopy for file operations. They work. But the experience has not really evolved. The Problem When using xcopy, the output typically looks like this: file1 copied file2 copied file3 copied file4 copied ... With robocopy, the opposite happens: too much output difficult to track progress overwhelming for simple tasks Both tools are functional, but neither feels modern or easy to use. What I Wanted I wanted a tool that feels: clean minimal predictable easy to read Most importantly, I wanted clear progress feedback without flooding the terminal. Introducing flow flow is a modern command-line tool for file operations on Windows. It focuses on simplicity, clarity, and a better user experience.…