REAPERSHELL

ReaperShell is an experimental interactive shell written in .NET 10.

It combines familiar shell commands with a plugin system built around
normal .NET projects.

Custom commands can be written, compiled, loaded, rebuilt, and reloaded
without restarting the shell.

FEATURES
Familiar filesystem and shell commands
Interactive command execution
One-shot command execution
Script files and startup profiles
Aliases and command history
Session environment variables
Event hooks and reusable rituals
Hot-loadable command packs
Git-backed command-pack management
Command source and diagnostic tools
C#, F#, and VB.NET command projects
COMMAND PACKS

ReaperShell command packs are regular SDK-style .NET projects.

A command can begin as a small experiment, grow into a structured
developer tool, and remain easy to rebuild and reload while it is being
developed.

Command packs can be stored locally or managed through Git-backed
repositories.

WHY IT EXISTS

ReaperShell is a playground for building local tools without turning
every small automation task into a separate application.

It is also an experiment in shell design, plugin discovery, live code
reloading, and developer-focused command-line interfaces.

SECURITY

Command packs run in-process with the permissions of the current user.

ReaperShell is not a security sandbox. Only trusted command packs should
be loaded.

SOURCE CODE

https://github.com/JoyfulReaper/ReaperShell

License: MIT

Copyright 2026 Kyle Givler

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