Simple, composable command runner for Python projects
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A CLI tool (cb) for storing, tagging, and quickly running aliased commands, with variable substitution, command composition, and multi-line template support.
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Linux commands line as python methods
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🔌 A Claude Code plugin to run terminal commands right in the prompt box: see the output yourself for free, or share it with Claude when you want it acted on.
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A simple utility to run user defined commands.
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Mar 28, 2022 - Python
Opinionated `jeeves.sh` plugin to manage Python projects.
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Sep 28, 2026 - Python
Replace repetitive Git and terminal commands with configurable, reusable workflows powered by simple text files.
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Cross-platform Python library and CLI for bounded subprocess execution with timeouts, output limits, process-tree cleanup, and health checks.
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