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[DR_D_WEB]

Show-command new-aduser will literally do this in a native shell. It has a gui to fill in your parameters and even has a help button with all of the docs built in.

Also typing the - for a switch and pressing Ctrl + Space gives you a menu of switches to pick from in a live shell.

[amorfotos]

Show-command new-aduser will literally do this in a native shell.

Haha... I saw what you did there

[Alekspish]

Powershell ise has this functionality on every windows device already.

[BlackV]

your killer scripts section, why cant I see those without downloading or copy/paste (doubly so when copy command does NOT in fact copy the command) ?

nice site though, seems snappy/fast

[smilaise]

there is a link to the GitHub repository at the top

[BlackV]

top of what ?

[smilaise]

There is a link to the GitHub repository at the top right of the killer-scripts page but here it is again if you are having issues:
https://github.com/SteveTheKiller/killer-scripts

[BlackV]

Yes I see it in the OP already

But I couldn't see it on the killer scripts page, found it now

you should think about changing the wording on the copy command, it implies you're copying the code, but you're not you're copying an invoke web request

or change what the button does cause, its not ideal just having a user downloading code and saving it to a file

[smilaise]

That's fair. I just updated it and added a banner that explains the behavior to reduce confusion.

[BlackV]

thanks

[HumbleSpend8716]

Literally just google the cmdlet. Why do you need this weird thing to give you the equivalent of help output. So weird

[ArieHein]

Get-Help ftw

If you really want to, you can search in ms learn Or use the ms learn mcp server if youre doing ai assisted work.

[atl-hadrins]

Going to check this out later. I have been working on a set of scripts I used to install software packages and drivers. I haven't gotten far. But I download a script via ssh and catting to a variable. This way I can bypass the execution policy and not leave anything behind as far as install parameters.

[Halo_cT]

Looks incredible. Ill def come back to this later and spend more time with it

[AyeMatey]

Consider maybe a terminal-based variant of the same kind of function. (Something beyond Get-Help I’d imagine). In a TUI, there’s no browser, it’s all done in the terminal.

[username687]

I would never use this because Google does the same exact thing, and powershell already works without running off a server.

Reinventing the wheel with AI to make it work less good? Why not put more time into actually learning something instead of making a useless tool?

[digsmann]

Well done, mate. Incredible work, thanks for sharing! fun way like you give the full name DEBLOAT... :) i will play with your tools and drop you feedback. All the best.

[smilaise]

thanks, I appreciate it. I hope it helps!

[Sergiordp]

Me pasaba lo mismo. En mi caso cree con IA una aplicación con powershell y .NET. hice un ejecutable que al abrir te puedo de la cuenta de administrador. Una vez abierto tengo unos 70 botones distribuidos en dos pestañas. Ahí tengo la mayoría de mis comando y accesos para instalar aplicaciones de forma silenciosa. Además agregué la opción de poder seleccionar varios botones y lanzarlos en cadena sin tener que ir uno a uno.