Convenient general-purpose cmdlets to help you write your PowerShell scripts - the "batteries" that should have been included in the original packaging.

Ergonomic cmdlets for assigning, retrieving, and deleting environment variables - including path-munging for arbitrary PATH variables.

Convenient cmdlets for executing arbitrary commands under exotic circumstances, including temporarily-altered environment variables and working directories.

Functions for generating ANSI terminal formatting sequences, including: blinking text, italic text, bold text, underlined text, strike-through text, reversed-color text, hyperlinked text, and 24-bit true color foreground and background coloring in RGB and HSL.

Convenient cmdlets for working with various archive, multimedia, and data-encoding formats directly in your PowerShell terminal.

Convenient cmdlets and aliases which wrap `tmux`.

Convenient cmdlets and aliases which wrap `wget`.

Convenient cmdlets for enabling, disabling, and configuring HTTP/HTTPS proxy usage - in both environment variables and configuration files for various applications.

Convenient cmdlets and aliases for performing various network activities, including getting your current external IP address - right from your PowerShell terminal.

Convenient cmdlets for text searches against source code files.

Convenient cmdlets and aliases which wrap `terraform`.

A convenient function for registering `argcomplete` completions in your PowerShell session.

Convnience cmdlets for making changes to your SSH configuration.

Convenience functions for emulating certain shell functionality - great for helping you convert those Bash scripts over to PowerShell.

Convenient cmdlets and aliases which wrap `git-hf`.

Convenient functions and aliases for changing the current directory in various ways.

Cmdlets that are semantically equivalent to GNU coreutils - useful when converting shell scripts to PowerShell.

Convenient cmdlets and aliases which wrap `ruby`.

A unified cross-platform wrapper function for generating desktop toast notifications from within your PowerShell session - using whichever toast notification system you have installed.

Convenient cmdlets and aliases which wrap `kubectl`.