#developer

Copy a remote repository — code plus full history — into a new local folder in one command.

Show every formula and cask Homebrew has installed, and find the files a package owns.

Isolate each project's packages in a .venv folder and activate it in PowerShell.

Find every occurrence of a pattern across all files in a tree, printed as file:line:number matches.

Use Windows Package Manager to install, search, and upgrade thousands of applications from the community repository in one command.

Download a full local copy of any Git repository into a new folder on your Windows PC.

Understand PowerShell's execution policy scopes and set the one that lets you run your own local scripts without gutting the security model.

Launch Visual Studio Code on the current directory using its built-in command-line interface.

Generate a modern Ed25519 public/private key pair in ~/.ssh for authenticating to servers and Git platforms without passwords.

See which PowerShell version and edition is running before running version-sensitive scripts.

Set the identity Git attaches to every commit — the required first step after installing Git.

Start Python scripts and switch between installed Python versions using the built-in py.exe launcher.