🌬️ Zephyr Shell

Zephyr is a powerful and feature-rich command-line shell for Windows systems designed with versatility, security, and extensibility in mind. With advanced HTTP capabilities, deep system inspection tools, robust file and user management, and networking diagnostics — Zephyr is your all-in-one terminal toolbox.

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✨ Key Features

🌐 HTTP Tools

Send and analyze various HTTP requests directly from your shell:

• http get http get <URL> [header1|header2|...] [--cookie-jar file] — Send a GET request
• http post <url> <headers|body> — Send a POST request
• http put <url> <headers|body> — Send a PUT request
• http patch [-H "Header"] [-d "body"] <url> — Send a PATCH request
• http patchform [-H "Header"] [-d "body"] <url> — Send a PATCH request with form data
• http delete [-H "Header"] <url> — Send a DELETE request
• http head [-H "Header"] <url> — Send a HEAD request
• http options [-H "Header"] <url> — Send an OPTIONS request
• http trace [-H "Header"] <url> — Send a TRACE request
• http link [-H "Header"] <url> — Send a LINK request
• http unlink [-H "Header"] <url> — Send an UNLINK request
• http propfind [-H "Header"] <url> — Send a PROPFIND request
• http proppatch [-H "Header"] [--depth 0|1|infinity] -d "<xml>" <url> — Send a PROPPATCH request
• http bind [-H "Header"] <url> [body] — Send a BIND request
• http rebind [-H "Header"] <url> [body] — Send a REBIND request
• http unbind [-H "Header"] <url> — Send an UNBIND request
• http connect <proxyHost:port> <targetHost:port> [-H "Header"] — Proxy tunnel
• http download <url> <output filename> — Download a file
• http purge <URL> [header1|header2|...] [|payload] - Send an PURGE request
• http report [-H \"Header: value\"] [-D depth] <url> [body] — Send an HTTP REPORT request
• http mkcol [-H \"Header: value\"] <URL> [body] — Send an HTTP MKCOL request
• http hug [-H \"Header: value\"] <URL> [body] — Send an HTTP HUG request
• http upnp — Send a UPnP discovery request.
• http help — HTTP usage reference

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👤 User & Session Management

Inspect and manage user accounts, groups, and active sessions:

• usermgmt listusers, usermgmt listlocalusers, usermgmt listadmins, usermgmt listprofiles
• usermgmt listgroups, usermgmt listlocalgroups, usermgmt listgroupmembers [groupname]
• usermgmt listloggedin, usermgmt listremotesessions [-all|-active|-user <name>]
• usermgmt listuserdetails [username], usermgmt listnetworkusers
• usermgmt listdomains, usermgmt listprocessusers, usermgmt listprivileges

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🔍 System Inspection

Get detailed insights into your OS, files, processes, memory, and more:

• inspect file <path> — File size, timestamps, hashes
• inspect proc <pid> — Process info
• inspect user <username> — User account details
• inspect mem, inspect net, inspect env, inspect win
• inspect boot — Boot time, uptime, shutdown reason

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📈 Diagnostics

Powerful diagnostic tools for system integrity and security:

• diagnostics integrity [--json|--count|--hotfixid=ID|--after=YYYY-MM-DD] — Check system file integrity
• diagnostics drivers [--unsigned|--all|--json] — List loaded drivers
• diagnostics defender [--json] — Check Windows Defender status
• diagnostics tasks [--json|--last-run|--enabled|--disabled] — List scheduled tasks

📁 File & Directory Commands

Efficiently manage files, directories, and navigation:

• list, tree, look, hop, whereami
• send <src> <dst>, shift <src> <dst> — Copy/Move
• zap, fzap — Delete and secure delete
• fhash <file> - Calculate and display the hash of a file
• fmeta <file> — View file metadata
• fsize <file> — Get file size
• read, peek, head, tail, wc — Read files
• write <file> <text> — Append to file
• mkplace <dir>, mirror <src> <dst>, rename
• touch, find, radar, stat, smlink [-s/-h] <target> <link>

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🛠️ System Utilities

Explore and control system components:

• sysinfo, version, echoe, ctitle
• cpuinfo, gpuinfo, raminfo, biosinfo, motherbinfo, meminfo,
• userinfo, whoami [-ext], uptime
• battery, diskinfo, du, drives, smart
• procmon, killtree <pid>, endproc <name>
• sconfig <start|stop> <service>, mconfig <device> <enable|disable>
• checkadmin, dnsflush, firewall, env, refreshenv, date, shadowcopies
• bgjob, fgjob, startjob <command>, stopjob <jobid>, jobs

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🌐 Networking Tools

Network diagnostics and monitoring built-in:

• linkup, ntwkadp, netstat
• pingtest <host>, scan <host>

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🧪 Miscellaneous

• run <program> — Execute an external program
• bye, exit, clear — Exit or refresh shell
• clipcopy, clipclear - Copy text to clipboard or clear clipboard
• help, ? — View all available commands

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🎩 Scripts Support

Zephyr supports running various script files directly from the shell, including:

• .bat
• .exe
• .ps1
• .py
• .js
• .cpp
• .vbs
• It also reads from PATH and PATHEXT.

🛡️ Permissions

Some features (like service control, firewall, or privilege enumeration) may require Administrator rights. Use checkadmin to verify current elevation status.

🧠 Why Zephyr?

Zephyr is not just a shell — it's a diagnostic, automation, and inspection powerhouse. Whether you're a sysadmin, power user, or just need precise control over your system, Zephyr has your back.

Credits

Created with care by Muerte. More updates to come. "WE AINT PLAYING NO GAMES HERE 🗣🗣🗣"

📦 Build & Run

To get started with Zephyr, you need to have:

The MinGW C++ Compiler.

After you install that, just run "buildandrun" from the directory Zephyr is in. Make sure to have all the files installed, or just the EXE, it doesn't really matter.

You can also do:

git clone https://github.com/MuerteSeguraZ/Zephyr.git

cd Zephyr

buildandrun.bat