Baggotry is mostly a test harness for LibBaggotry (which it embeds). LibBaggotry will be available seperately in the nearish future, but I'm still at the "does this interface even make sense?" phase.

What it's for:

/bag -S 1 -c collectible

^-- splits all collectibles into stacks of 1, if it can

/bag -S 10 -c material

^-- splits/merges all materials into stacks of 10

/bag -S 0 -c material

^-- merges all materials into the largest stacks it can

/bag -s -x -q common

^-- sums the value of all the trash items you currently hold

/bag sell:<:1

^-- lists everything with no sell price. (Note that :0 doesn't work, because items with no sell price do not have a sell price, which is different from 0.)

/bag rarity:epic

^-- lists all items with rarity of exactly epic (does not include relics)

/bag rarity:>=:uncommon

^-- lists all items with rarity of uncommon or higher

/bag stack:<:1

^-- lists all items which don't stack

Still working on a good way to express nil as opposed to 0/empty string. Note that the addon handles double-quotes and backslashes in the standard Unixy way:

/bag name:"roc orchid petals"

Can also check multiple inventories with -C; see LootSorter for a more serious effort to make this usable.