rubin is a shell which allows you to use the power of ruby in your scripting tasks. Although its only in it's infancy, you can already work with files, use grep, and functions like ls. Any ruby command can be entered, so rubin can be used like an extended irb. It aims to be extensible, so users can write their own methods to be run on startup or at anytime. At the moment, it is still extremely small and flexible, only around 150 lines of uncompressed code.

Features * File operations (write, read, open, create) * Directory operations (navigation, make, check, list files) * Startup file for automatic commands * Ability to access other external programs e.g. Windows shell. * (planned) Start/stop processes * (planned) Remote access

Note: Currently rubin has only been tested on Windows XP.