As we roll out more tools, both internal and public, there has been a growing need for easy-to-maintain shell scripting and build automation. Build automation is complex enough without all the syntax burden - my favorite is to use PowerShell, but often it feels like wrestling with the tool itself. PowerShell is powerful, sure, but its depth often means hunting down syntax I know I've used a dozen times before. Bash has its quirks across platforms, and honestly I don't know good ways of using it outside MinGW, Git Bash, or WSL - none of which felt quite "right". I wanted something lighter: a shell scripting tool that's easy to pick up, cross-platform, and hard to forget once you start using it. So I made EasyShell (or just easy ): a minimal shell scripting language implemented in C# that focuses on process automation with a very small set of concepts.…