Command Catalogue & Release Notes
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Zero-install memory execution. Connects to DoDave TechMedic gateway.
Direct .ps1 bootstrapper invocation with TLS 1.2/1.3 security enforcement.
Triggers the Windows UAC permission dialog and launches TechMedic in an elevated Administrator session.
Spawns non-profile PowerShell instance directly from standard CMD.
Universal Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3/M4) & Intel x64 launcher.
Executes TechMedic with root privileges directly for system-level repairs.
Direct POSIX bootstrapper download and execution.
Compatible with Debian, Ubuntu, RHEL, Fedora, Arch, CentOS, and Alpine.
Starts TechMedic as root for approved system-wide repairs and package installation.
Alternative launcher for minimal servers without curl installed.
Displays the complete list of available commands and shortcut keys.
Shows current pending diagnostic tests or repair steps awaiting approval.
Breaks down the diagnostic hypothesis, evidence weight, and confidence score.
Displays current session ID, platform metrics, elevation state, and gateway latency.
Shows exact before-and-after differences for proposed repair actions.
Generates a shareable audit report with timeline, findings, and verification proof.
Clears visible conversation and redraws the welcome banner while keeping the active session intact.
Choose window, screen, or area; preview the capture and attach it to your next prompt.
List queued images. Use /attachments remove N to remove one or /attachments clear to remove all.
Requests on-demand elevated privileges (Windows UAC) to run deep system and hardware repairs.
Quick-launches the Chris Titus Windows Utility (WinUtil) with auto-elevation for deep system tweaks and debloating.
Quick-launches the Microsoft Activation Scripts (MAS) utility in an elevated PowerShell session.
Requests a short-lived, server-validated Level 2 capability for approved system changes. The passphrase is never embedded in browser or launcher source.
Terminates session, purges temporary sandbox files, and finalizes audit log.