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The answer is already built into MacOS. It is called a "smart folder", which is basically a view onof a directory based on a query. So you can query all files in your subdirectory recursively, with a "kind" restriction if you like. Here is a nice intro

How to create a Smart Folder

  • In the Finder on your Mac, choose File > New Smart Folder.
  • Specify the criteria. ...
  • Click Save. The system asks for a name and location for your Smart Folder.

There are excellent videos on the internet introducing smart folders. Check them out.

The answer is already built into MacOS. It is called "smart folder", which is basically a view on a directory based on a query. So you can query all files in your subdirectory recursively, with a "kind" restriction if you like. Here is a nice intro to smart folders

The answer is already built into MacOS. It is called a "smart folder", which is a view of a directory based on a query. So you can query all files in your subdirectory recursively, with a "kind" restriction if you like.

How to create a Smart Folder

  • In the Finder on your Mac, choose File > New Smart Folder.
  • Specify the criteria. ...
  • Click Save. The system asks for a name and location for your Smart Folder.

There are excellent videos on the internet introducing smart folders. Check them out.

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The answer is already built into MacOS. It is called "smart folder", which is basically a view on a directory based on a query. So you can query all files in your subdirectory recursively, with a "kind" restriction if you like. Here is a nice intro to smart folders