Tool Open source · MIT
Nushell is a cross-platform command-line shell that treats data as structured values rather than raw text streams. Its pipelines compose commands that produce, filter, and consume streams, allowing operations such as listing directory records, filtering them by fields, inspecting processes, and loading structured files such as TOML. Nushell supports plugins that communicate through a JSON-RPC protocol and follow the shell's structured-data model. It has first-class support for Windows, macOS, and Linux, is distributed under the MIT license, and the project describes its current quality as minimum viable product with some commands potentially unstable.
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A cross-platform shell written in Rust that treats command output as structured data — tables you can filter, sort, and transform in pipelines — reading JSON, CSV, YAML and more natively.
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