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Nebula: Scripts

This page explains the role of Nebula.Scripts inside the Nebula ecosystem.

Unlike the module-focused repositories, Nebula.Scripts is designed to stay flexible:

  • it hosts practical, ready-to-run scripts;
  • it can include scripts also published on PowerShell Gallery;
  • it acts as an incubation area for automations that may later move into a Nebula module (especially Nebula.Core);
  • some scripts may remain standalone permanently, when migration would add little value.

How to read script documentation​

Each script page should clarify:

  • what the script does and when to use it;
  • whether it is standalone-only or a candidate for module integration;
  • where to find its PowerShell Gallery package (if available);
  • dependencies, execution context, and operational notes.
note

Nebula.Scripts is intentionally not a temporary parking lot only. The objective is to keep useful automation available, regardless of whether it will ever become part of a module.

Typical use cases​

Use scripts documentation when you need:

  • quick operational utilities;
  • reusable building blocks not yet in modules;
  • preserved historical scripts that are still useful in real-world scenarios.