Welcome to sHEL¶
All the protection of a turtle without the soft underbelly.
sHEL is a volatile, literal-safe, automation-friendly data substrate written for low-level communication.
Originally developed for using boolean structure in multi-line assembly, sHEL has evolved into a reliable communication infrastructure for automation and LLMs.
Where to Get Started¶
- Run open-source automation without an LLM? Start with Flows
- Build applications with sHEL using strongly-typed markdown, XML, and F#? See creating a Markdown Registry
- Begin web development with F#? Learn the Sharp Orchestrator
Development¶
What sHEL Is¶
sHEL can be used as:
- A full schema system
- A query language
- A serializer/deserializer
- A macro-friendly API
- A clipboard-based KV store
- A Markdown dashboard generator
- A "CMD database engine" with indexing
sHEL feels like:
- Redis
- Jinja2
- SQLite
- A templating engine
- A dashboard generator
- And a macro system
...all fused into one.
Overview¶
What sHEL provides
The sHEL documentation system is organized into five main sections:
- Symbols Archive — Character reference, Base64 alphabet, stereograms
- XML Project — Literal-safe cmd.exe data handling, Base64, clipboard automation
- Projects — Individual sHEL ecosystem projects: Countku, CAPTCHA, Regedited, Macrohard
- Wikispace — Systems administration, networking, security, AI tooling
- Deep Hole — Curated external resources and cultural references
Learn More¶
- sHEL Blog -- Company and infrastructure updates
- sHEL Math -- Derive mathematics from passive literary devices and strings
- sHEL Meetups -- Community events and gatherings