Added

• --recursive for folder match reports - folder geometric-match, folder part-match, and folder visual-match accept --recursive (-R) to include the assets in every subfolder, not just those sitting directly in the named folder. The default is unchanged, so existing commands keep their current scope and runtime; recursion is opt-in because it can widen the work dramatically (a folder with a single asset of its own may have thousands underneath it, and each one costs a search).

Fixed

• Folder match reports no longer look like a broken path on container folders - A folder that holds nothing but subfolders has no assets of its own, so a match report over it found nothing and failed with No assets found in the specified folder(s), whose first suggestion was to verify the folder path. The path had in fact resolved correctly, which sent users hunting for a typo that was never there. The message now reports how many subfolders the folder actually contains and points at --recursive:

  ❌ Error: No assets found directly in the specified folder(s)
  
  🔧 To resolve this issue, try the following:
    1. The folder(s) contain 8 subfolder(s) - pass --recursive to include the assets in them