What is script-commands?

Raycast is a Mac app that lets you launch apps, search files, and run actions through a quick keyboard shortcut. This repository is a collection of Script Commands: small scripts in Bash, Python, Ruby, Swift, or other languages that you can add to Raycast so those scripts appear in its search interface and run with a single keypress from anywhere on your desktop. Script Commands cover a wide range of everyday tasks. The community has contributed scripts for converting data formats, opening bookmarks, controlling apps, triggering developer workflows, and more. Each script includes a short header that tells Raycast things like its display name, icon, whether it needs a confirmation dialog before running (useful for destructive actions like emptying the trash), and how often to auto-refresh if it displays live data. To use an existing command from this repository, you download the script file, tell Raycast which folder it lives in, and it shows up in search. To write your own, Raycast has a built-in creation flow that generates the file with the right header format and opens it in your editor. Once saved, the new command appears in Raycast immediately. Output from scripts can be displayed in different ways: as a brief notification, as a full Raycast results list, or inline next to the command name in search (useful for things like showing the current time or a stock price that refreshes on a schedule). This repository is focused on the simpler Script Commands format. Raycast also has a separate, more full-featured Extensions API for building richer integrations, linked from the README for developers who need more than a script can offer.