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Bundled Scripts
BinMan ships useful scripts in the repository's Scripts/ directory. They are
not decorative furniture; they are examples, utilities, and a small ecosystem
of tools that BinMan can install and manage.
Browse them:
binman scriptsInstall one through the browser or directly:
binman install Scripts/sysclean.sh
syscleanUseful families include disk analysis, file finding, network diagnostics, flashing helpers, Git helpers, SSH refreshers, Wi-Fi scanning, and backup utilities.
Bundled scripts are installed like any other single-file command unless they
declare application metadata. BinMan preserves the installed file under the
user command directory and records it in its inventory. Scripts may require
external tools such as find, du, df, curl, nmcli, ssh, sudo, or a
language runtime.
Read a script before running it, especially scripts that touch disks, network devices, remote hosts, or privileged paths. K.A.R.I. provides the toolbox; you still get to decide which button says “delete.”
The repository README contains the per-script reference. The Wiki is the map;
the script's own --help output is the nearest thing to a contract.