** User:
  (defun my/org-move-header-to-org-roam-dailies-by-created-date ()
  "Move org header to its creation date in org-roam-dailies."
  (interactive)
  (if (org-at-heading-p)
      (let* ((created-prop (org-entry-get nil "CREATED"))
             (created-date (and created-prop
                                (org-parse-time-string created-prop))))
        (if created-date
            (progn
              (org-cut-subtree)
              (org-roam-dailies-visit-by-timestamp (apply 'encode-time created-date))
              (goto-char (point-max))
              (newline)
              (org-paste-subtree)
              (message "Moved org header to org-roam-dailies by its creation date."))
          (message "No CREATED property found in current org header.")))
    (message "No org header found at point.")))

** Ellama:
This Emacs Lisp function, ~my/org-move-header-to-org-roam-dailies-by-created-date~, helps to
transfer an Org header to its corresponding date in Org-roam-dailies. This function needs to be
executed when your cursor is at an Org header with a "CREATED" property.

Overview of what the function does:

- Checks if the current point in buffer is at an Org-mode header.

- If yes, it:

  - Retrieves the "CREATED" property value of the header.
  
  - Parses the "CREATED" timestamp into a structure that Org-roam-dailies can use.
  
  - If "CREATED" property is found:
    
    - The entire subtree of the current header (i.e., the header and everything beneath it) is cut
      using ~org-cut-subtree~.
    
    - Jumps to the corresponding daily note on the "CREATED" date in Org-roam-dailies by encoding
      the timestamp into format Org-roam-dailies can interpret.
    
    - Goes to the end of the note and inserts a newline.
    
    - Pastes the cut subtree into the note.
    
    - Provides a message that the operation of moving the org-header is successful.
  
  - If not, it prompts a message that the "CREATED" property was not found.

- If not, it prompts a message that no Org header was found at the current point in the buffer.

Note: This function uses Org-mode and Org-roam-dailies, both of which are Emacs packages.
Org-roam-dailies is part of the Org-roam suite of tools and offers the ability to work with daily
notes.

