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YOUR WORKSPACE

Your script, step by step.

Saved on this browser

01Discover commands

CATALOG
/

Search tasks, cmdlet names, or flags such as -Force.

PREDEFINED & EXPLAINED
✧
Built to be understood.

Every action includes its cmdlets, requirements, and a little context.

02Your script

ONE STEP AT A TIME
+What’s next?

Select a command to add another step.

03PowerShell preview

LIVE
›_ shellify-script.ps1

Changes generated comments only; configuration and script behavior stay the same.

ⓘ Review your script before running it in your environment.

Explainable PowerShell, built step by step.Review before running. Shellify never executes scripts.
WORDS → COMMANDS → SCRIPT

Your next script starts here.

  1. Find an action. Search uses predefined keywords and aliases. Unsupported requests show no results.
  2. Make it yours. Configure each step, then use the arrows to reorder it. The preview updates as you type.
  3. Review and export. Copy or download the script. Shellify never runs it.

Scripts have not been tested in your environment. Check permissions, modules, and compatibility before running. Service restarts can interrupt users; confirmation is enabled by default.

MAKE IT YOURS

Script settings

Run options

Changes save automatically on this browser. Scripts never execute here.

YOUR TOOLBOX

Scripts & workflows

Saved on this browser and device. Opening a script replaces your draft; Undo brings it back.

Move between devices

Export an editable .shellify.json project to keep or share. Importing replaces your draft and can be undone. Project files include your targets, paths, and settings.

Saved scripts

Starter workflows

Workflows add steps to the end of your current script. They do not replace your draft. Undo removes the insertion. Service troubleshooting does not restart anything; add and explicitly configure a restart if needed.

BEFORE YOU RUN

Script review

DEFINE ONCE

Shared inputs

Reuse a hostname, folder, service name, or domain controller across steps. Link fields using their value-source selector. Scripts use the resolved values as safely quoted literals.

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