have you considered writing a script? It is fairly simple, and you can add variables when you run it.

just create a text file, save it with whatever you want to name it, and then make it executable with:

 chmod +x   file-name

a quick example of a script, which I can pass two variable to when I run it:

#!/bin/bash

echo $1
echo $2

exit 0

now if I run that script like this:

file-name   "first variable"  "second variable"

it should echo:

first variable
second variable

thanks, I made the file github.com/gdi2290/git-mv on github

awesomer.

One more fun step: you can make a line in your .bashrc file (if you dont have a .bashrc file, just create a file called .bashrc in your users home directory)

add this:

#run script
alias funscriptname="/your/script-file"

reload your bashrc:

. ~/.bashrc

and now you can run this:

funscriptname  "variable one"  "variable two"