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Warp for Windows: Finally, AI-powered automation for the PowerShell CLI

We have reviewed Warp's Mac and Linux versions multiple times, as it stands out as the top terminal application. The newly released Windows edition introduces AI-driven automation for PowerShell administrators. Even if you have no use for natural language automation because PowerShell is your primary language anyway, you should give Warp a try, as no terminal app can compete with it on Windows.

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Manage Microsoft PowerToys using Group Policy

Standard users can install Microsoft PowerToys without requiring administrative privileges, which may be undesirable in managed environments. However, certain tools from the PowerToys suite might be beneficial for specific users. Group Policy allows administrators to control which utilities are available.

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Warp terminal–The Next Generation: Dispatch (reasoning) mode, Prompt Suggestions (creepy mode), Knowledge (AI memory)

Zach Lloyd, a former Principal Engineer at Google, introduces new features at warp speed to the best terminal app in the galaxy, with the latest Warp release introducing cutting-edge AI technologies from The Next Generation. The standout addition is the Dispatch mode, which I prefer to call reasoning mode, enabling administrators to plan complex automation tasks with AI assistance. Prompt Suggestions might better be described as big brother or creepy mode since the AI continually observes your actions and intervenes when it believes you need assistance. Additionally, AI memory functions similarly to the personalization feature in ChatGPT, allowing you to save preferences as Knowledge across sessions.

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ChatGPT Work with Apps: Apply code changes in Cursor, VS Code, and access terminal output

OpenAI has greatly enhanced the Work with Apps functionality in the ChatGPT app. Users can now incorporate the outputs from these apps as context for their prompts in ChatGPT and implement code changes in Cursor, VS Code, and various other IDEs. This feature positions the ChatGPT app as a competitor to Cursor and GitHub Copilot in VS Code. Furthermore, outputs from well-known terminal applications such as Warp and iTerm2 can be used as context within ChatGPT.

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Lindy.ai: Automate with AI agents in a no-code platform

Lindy.ai is a no-code platform that enables users to build custom AI assistants to automate various business workflows without requiring coding skills. Users can create AI agents to handle tasks such as email management, meeting scheduling, customer support, or sales outreach. The platform integrates with various business tools, such as Google Workspace, HubSpot, Slack, and Zendesk.

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Upgrade laptop storage: Clone NVMe / SSD with Clonezilla

Many laptops come with just one M.2 slot, making storage upgrades challenging. Rather than adding an SSD, you have to replace the current one. This operation involves connecting the new SSD externally and booting the system via USB to transfer data. The free open-source tool Clonezilla provides a dedicated feature to simplify this process.

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Install Hyper-V Docker containers on Windows Server 2025

On a Windows host, strictly isolated Docker containers can be operated thanks to Hyper-V, which is capable of running an operating system different from Windows Server. Microsoft offers Server Core and Nano Server as operating systems suitable for this purpose. Windows services inside the containers can be managed locally using the CLI or remotely using established GUI tools.

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Understanding the impact of Manus AI with WebUI built on Browser Use

Manus AI, a Chinese general AI agent, has created significant buzz in the AI community. Some perceive it as the next DeepSeek moment, while others minimize its significance, viewing it merely as a wrapper for Anthropic's Sonnet 3.5. Exploring the open-source tool WebUI helps understand one of the underlying technologies of Manus AI, the open-source framework Browser Use, which is key to Manus AI's web capabilities.

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ShellGPT for PowerShell: AI assistant with local Ollama support

In this guide, I’ll walk through installing ShellGPT (shell_gpt) – a command-line AI assistant – on PowerShell using a local Ollama LLM. This approach lets you use AI in your terminal without relying on cloud APIs, which is great for privacy. This review highlights the use of ShellGPT on Windows through PowerShell. If you are using Mac or Linux, check out our earlier review of ShellGPT.

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How to update multiple Hyper-V VMs offline

In environments with multiple VMs running the same Windows version, powering down the Hyper-V VMs during a maintenance window is usually the most efficient way to update them offline. This involves mounting the virtual disk and installing updates through PowerShell. This approach also benefits VMs that have been powered off for an extended period. Instead of starting them in an outdated and potentially vulnerable state, you can apply critical security updates in advance.

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AI-powered administration in the terminal without cutoff date using OpenAI GPT-4o Search in PowerShell and Warp

The GPT-4o Search model offers search engine functionality similar to ChatGPT Search or Perplexity when accessed via the OpenAI API. With the free OpenAI Python Library, you can enhance your terminal AI by adding online search features, overcoming the limitations of LLM cutoff dates, and eliminating the frustration of outdated instructions. This post will guide you on installing the OpenAI Python library and using it conveniently in Windows PowerShell, Warp, or any other terminal.

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