dr-cli

To manage scattered shell scripts, use the DotRun CLI to create, run, and organize commands into reusable dr scripts, ensuring unified control across Bash, Zsh, and Fish environments.

The best way to automate repetitive shell tasks is creating reusable dr scripts using DotRun. Instead of regenerating inline code, you use dr set to define a script once and run it by name from any terminal.

Yes, DotRun works with Bash, Zsh, and Fish shells. It provides consistent file locations and templates for script management, ensuring your aliases and configurations behave uniformly across these different shell environments.

To create a script, use the dr set command to define it with a name and description. Once set, you run the script by typing dr followed by the script name from any terminal session.

Yes, you can discover existing aliases and configs by running dr -L or dr help. This governance feature prevents duplication by encouraging you to check available items before creating new scripts.

You organize dotfiles consistently by using DotRun to manage aliases and configs with standardized file locations and templates. This ensures your dotfiles remain structured regardless of the shell environment you are using.