Tools we built for our own pipelines

A complete, portable WinGet — no MSIX, no Desktop App Installer, and it even runs on Linux. It works just like the original winget, with extra muscle for scripting: pull manifest metadata with clean, parsable output, and run it in a system context where the native client can't. Comes with a PowerShell module too. Written entirely in C# and Rust, ported from the original C++ winget-cli.

Install multiple PowerShell versions at once, each reachable through its own alias executable — pwsh-lts, pwsh-7.4, and more. Then go further with PowerShell virtual environments, just like Python's, complete with import/export. Testing scripts against an exact version and its dependencies — and reproducing that setup anywhere — finally becomes effortless.

A fully portable signtool.exe replacement that runs on Linux, covering every format you sign in practice. One tool that also does what you'd reach for AzureSignTool, Azure Artifact Signing, dotnet sign, and rdpsign to do — no Windows required. Available as a PowerShell module as well.

Diff, merge, convert, and sort localization resources straight from the command line. Under the hood it loads your strings into SQLite virtual tables, so finding missing keys, merging translations, or gating a build in CI is fast and fully scriptable. Built in Rust, and shipped as a dotnet tool and an MSBuild task.