win make

Makefile_Windows

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+BINDIR = C:\tools
+
+# Requires `make` with PowerShell as the shell. Easiest way:
+#   make -f Makefile_Windows SHELL=pwsh.exe install
+# `cp` / `rm` resolve to PowerShell aliases, `New-Item` is PowerShell-native.
+
+install:       ## Install Target
+	go build -o ${BINDIR}/kxd/_kxd_prompt.exe
+	cp scripts/_kxd.ps1 ${BINDIR}/kxd/_kxd.ps1
+	cp scripts/_kxd_autocomplete.ps1 ${BINDIR}/kxd/_kxd_autocomplete.ps1
+	New-Item -ItemType File -Path ~/.kxd -Force
+
+uninstall:     ## Uninstall Target
+	rm -Force -Recurse ${BINDIR}/kxd

README.md

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 `scripts/_kxd.ps1` and `scripts/_kxd_autocomplete.ps1` are PowerShell equivalents of the bash wrapper and autocomplete.
 
+If you have `make` available on Windows, `Makefile_Windows` collapses steps 1–2 below into a single command:
+
+```powershell
+make -f Makefile_Windows SHELL=pwsh.exe install
+```
+
+That builds `_kxd_prompt.exe` and drops both `.ps1` files into `C:\tools\kxd\` (override with `BINDIR=...`). You still need to add that directory to `$env:PATH` and dot-source the scripts from your `$PROFILE` (step 3 below).
+
+Otherwise, manual setup:
+
 1. Build the Windows binary and put it somewhere on `$env:PATH`:
    ```powershell
    $env:GOOS = "windows"; $env:GOARCH = "amd64"