v0.1.0

First release.

Scripts Manager is a Windows tray app for people who have too many scripts
running in too many terminal windows. One tray icon, one window: import your
scripts, start and stop them, watch their output live, type into their prompts
when they ask for input. Close the window and everything keeps running.

What's in

• Runs .py, .ps1, .bat, .cmd, .js, .sh, and .exe
• Live stdout/stderr terminal pane, filterable per script
• stdin support — input prompts show up the moment a script asks
• Pause/resume (a real process freeze, the script doesn't need to cooperate)
• Import by file picker or drag-and-drop
• Start at login toggle, dark/light theme

Downloads

• Scripts Manager_0.1.0_x64-setup.exe — installer, the one most people want
• script-manager_0.1.0_x64_portable.exe — no install, just run it. Settings
  still live in %APPDATA%, so it's portable in the no-installer sense, not
  the USB-stick sense.

Windows 10/11 only. Interpreters come from your PATH — if python or node
isn't installed, scripts of that type will say so in the output pane.

Worth knowing

Scripts run with your user privileges, unsandboxed — importing a script you
don't trust is the same as double-clicking it. Pause is a hard freeze: network
connections may drop and timers shift when a script resumes. Output stays in
memory on your machine and is never written to disk.