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Command Manager is my take on a simple HTML app where you can manage commands, toss them into batches, and analyze domains on the fly. It’s super handy for keeping things tidy, and the changes to the domain? Totally temporary—refresh the page, and boom, back to `target.com`!

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Hey there! Welcome to the Command Manager!

This is a cool little web tool I whipped up to help you organize commands, group them into batches, and even mess around with temporary domain changes. The default domain is target.com, but you can swap it out with whatever you want—don’t worry, it resets when you refresh! Let’s dive in.

How to Get It Going

Yo, here’s the easy setup:

  • Grab the code by cloning the repo: git clone https://github.com/siuxsa/Command_Manager.git
  • Jump into the folder: cd Command_Manager
  • Open command manager pro.html in your browser—Chrome or Firefox works great. Just double-click it or use file:///path/to/command manager pro.html. No fancy server needed!

How to Use It

Alright, let’s play with it!

  • Fire up command manager pro.html in your browser.
  • Wanna add a batch? Hit "Options" then "Add Batch" and name it.
  • Got a batch? Click the little ⋮ next to it to edit, delete, or move it up/down.
  • Add command groups with "Options" > "Add Command Group," then toss in commands with the input boxes and "Add Command" button. Use "Actions" to tweak or move those groups.
  • Wanna test a domain? Type something like example.com in the "Target Domain" box and hit "Analyze." It’ll swap target.com everywhere for now.
  • Refresh the page, and it’s back to target.com—magic!
  • Toggle between all commands or just the batch you’re on with the "Toggle View" button.

What’s Cool About It?

  • You can add, edit, delete, and sort batches like a boss.
  • Command groups? Same deal—add, edit, delete, sort.
  • Commands get notes, copying, and sorting too.
  • That domain swap? Temporary and fun—reverts on refresh.
  • Active batch lights up so you know what’s cooking.
  • Data sticks around in local storage (except the domain stuff).
  • UI’s pretty slick with dropdowns and copy buttons.

Hit Me Up

I’m SA, the guy behind this. Catch me on LinkedIn Got questions or ideas? Drop me a line!

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Command Manager is my take on a simple HTML app where you can manage commands, toss them into batches, and analyze domains on the fly. It’s super handy for keeping things tidy, and the changes to the domain? Totally temporary—refresh the page, and boom, back to `target.com`!

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