A collection of small command-line utilities for Python 3.14, Bash, and
PowerShell. Each script starts with its own usage notes; commands implemented
with argparse also support -h/--help.
bitflag_visualize.py— display an integer as a table of bits and named flags (json5).bmi_calc.py— calculate BMI and report healthy weight or height thresholds.bibtex_to_cite.py— format BibTeX entries as a CSL bibliography (citeproc-py).calendaralt.py— find years with the same calendar.colorconv.py— convert between HEX, RGB(A), HSL(A), and CMYK colors.export_gh_starred.py— export a user's starred GitHub repositories (requests).extract_highlighting_docx.py— print highlighted DOCX text (python-docx).extract_pdf_annotations.py— export PDF annotations to JSON (PyMuPDF).grow_percentage.py— interactively calculate percentage changes.gitignore_cleanup.py— list paths ignored by a.gitignoreand optionally move them to the system trash (pathspec,Send2Trash).md_indexer.py— build JSON indexes for Markdown files (optionalPyYAML).pdfmerger.py,pdfslicer.py— merge and slice PDFs (pypdf).pip_checkcompat.py— inspect PyPI wheel compatibility (requests,packaging).stopwatch.py— interactive terminal stopwatch.temperature_monitor.py— record and plot temperature sensors (psutil,matplotlib; optionalpythonneton Windows).vcard_csv.py,vcard_merge.py— convert and merge vCards (pyvcard).videotime_speed_calc.py— calculate playback time at a selected speed.watermark_pdf.py— add text or outline watermarks (PyMuPDF,fonttools).worddict.py— turn a word list into a simple HTML dictionary.
Run a command with Python 3.14, for example:
python3.14 bmi_calc.py bmi 75 180
python3.14 colorconv.py '#336699' --hslabandoned_branches.sh— classify Git branches relative to a target branch.imagequant.sh— optimize large PNG files withpngquantandoxipng.skills.sh— install agent skills from local arguments or a list file.windows/GenerateWiFiPasswordList.ps1— convert saved Windows Wi-Fi profiles into NetworkManager connections.windows/Microsoft.PowerShell_profile.ps1— configure UTF-8 console and tool output.
Review a script's header or pass --help for prerequisites and complete usage.