Command desk

Write file contents to standard output.

Change the shell’s directory.

Show or change the current directory.

Copy a file.

Copy a file.

Copy files.

Delete named files.

List files and directories.

Measure a directory's allocated file space before blaming free-disk totals.

Find filesystem entries by criteria.

Search text with literals or limited regex.

Repeat commands over words.

Repeat a command.

Process each pipeline object.

List files and directories.

Discover available commands.

Read text from a file.

Read command help.

Show the current location.

Inspect local TCP endpoints and their owning process IDs.

Inspect running processes.

Inspect Windows service state without starting or stopping anything.

Print lines matching a pattern.

Read Bash builtin help.

Read CMD command help.

Run a command conditionally.

Inspect Windows network configuration.

List directory contents.

Create a directory.

Create a directory.

Move or rename a file.

Move or rename an item.

Move or rename a file.

Inspect Windows TCP listeners, connections and owning PIDs.

Create a file or directory.

Print formatted text predictably.

Take a process snapshot with explicitly selected fields.

Print the working directory.

Read input into a variable.

Delete an item.

Remove a file.

Query Windows Service Control Manager state by service name.

Find matching text.

Set or display environment variables.

Change the current location.

List TCP listeners without triggering hostname lookups.

List running processes.

Evaluate a file or value condition.

Test a specific TCP destination and distinguish it from an application test.

Check whether a path exists.

Print a text file.

Locate executable files.

Keep objects meeting a condition.