All changes and improvements to PSKit, newest first. Each entry shows the version, the deployment date and time, and whether it is a new feature or a fix.
Automated publishing now checks every generated script with a real PowerShell parser on every platform - not just on Windows - and fails loudly when no parser is available, so nothing is released before its syntax has been verified.
The feedback button now opens a single shared form on the tools index. You can pick the app from a dropdown, so all suggestions and bug reports arrive in one place.
The privacy tiers were clarified: green now explicitly covers tools that make stateless server calls (nothing is stored), and blue is reserved for tools that persistently store user data on the server - currently none do.
Unified the suite look: the app now shares the common design system with every other tool — the same colours, fonts and footer, plus a new top bar to switch between tools.
The footer now shows a privacy indicator for this tool: a green dot means it runs entirely in your browser, a yellow dot means it keeps data on your device, and a blue dot means it stores results on the server.
First stable release. The tool is out of beta: the generator and all six loop styles have proven themselves through daily use.
Eighteen ready-made tasks, from directory and file audits through Azure and Microsoft 365 reporting to network, certificate and software inventory.
A best-practice rating that checks the generated script for parameter blocks, input validation, strict mode, error handling, pipeline use and Write-Host discipline.
Five languages, all documented exports, share links and the release history stay exactly as they were.
A clean rendering without any of the commentary, for when you want to read the code on its own.
Parameter blocks with validation and useful defaults, so a script can be run without arguments.
Copy and download: the download is a .txt file that explains how to rename it to .ps1, because browsers and mail clients block executable downloads.
First public release, as a beta.
Everything runs in your browser. The generator is plain JavaScript and sends nothing to a server.