PowerShell tooling for the IT trade — built for technicians who are actually at the machine, or wish they were.
42 field tools behind one menu-driven hub. Onboard machines, run diagnostics, audit security posture, sweep networks, review Active Directory access, and prep data migrations. Every tool is self-contained, writes a ticket-ready HTML report, and still runs standalone if you copy just the one script onto a machine.
The same trade, a hostile shell. A Kaseya VSA LiveConnect terminal hangs on
Read-Host, ReadKey and Clear-Host, so these 21 scripts were rewritten from
the ground up to be parameter-driven, with no interactive calls of any kind.
Both are GPL-3.0-or-later. Use them, change them, ship them.
5.0 — the point where the toolkit stops being a folder of scripts and becomes one portable, signed Windows application, with PowerShell 7 hosted in-process so nothing needs installing on the machine it runs on.
The scripts are not going anywhere. They stay runnable standalone and they stay the engine — the application drives them, it does not replace them.