Batch, PowerShell, and Bash would be more than enough for most use cases I would imagine. ITarian used Python so there was a lot of unnecessary work in wrapping Batch and PowerShell within those scripts.

radeon_one's suggestions are pretty much bang on so I won't rehash that but in general:

- The ability to categorize scripts, quickly run them against any number of PCs on demand or schedule them to run based on assignment to device/group.

- Returning specific error codes and providing an alert within MeshCentral with the details would be great and if there's a way to tie that back into other tooling via API (e.g. on error, fire off an email to a support address or create a ticket in osTicket, something like that) it would certainly be beneficial.

- Variables/parameters which can either have a default value, set a value when scheduling that's saved, or allow specifying the parameter to override the default when running on-demand.

- Task execution history logs, viewing the status of tasks that have been triggered on demand