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Turns Microsoft admin portal activity into PowerShell scripts, with Read Only enabled by default. Browse your Microsoft admin portals as you normally would — open a user, a group, its members — and Push to PoSh live-builds the equivalent PowerShell script in the browser side panel, with the real object identifiers baked in. It works across the Microsoft 365 and Azure admin centers, from identity and device management to email, collaboration, compliance, and low-code platform administration. READ-ONLY BY DESIGN • Read Only is on by default: the script contains only Get-* commands drawn from a closed, reviewed catalog — free-text generation is out of scope. • Generated scripts start with everything needed to run them: module install and import, least-privilege connection commands with exact permission scopes, and a clear disclaimer. The extension never executes anything itself. WORK FASTER • Predictive suggestions: a corpus-trained model proposes the most probable next command, with evidence for why. • A searchable palette of every catalogued command plus ready-to-go admin scripts for everyday jobs like offboarding audits, mailbox triage, security posture reviews, and license reporting. • Sessions: save, reload, export, and import named recordings — or export a session as a Markdown runbook for audit documentation. • Pre-flight validation: local checks for unresolved values, modules, connections, and scopes before you ever run the script. PRIVATE BY DEFAULT No account, no analytics, no telemetry. Recording data stays in browser storage on your machine. The only built-in remote call is Microsoft's own snippet-conversion service, and it can be disabled in Options for fully local conversion. AI re-ranking of suggestions is optional and runs on-device by default; a cloud option exists only with your own API key — and either way, only catalogued command names are sent, never your tenant data. Read Only can be turned off to capture a small set of vetted, guard-railed write actions — every one is clearly tagged and requires your review.
Aug 27, 2026
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