THE DEVOPS MULTI-TOOL

One tool.
Many possibilities.

Meet Gerber Core: a modular DevOps multi-tool built on PowerShell for everyday developer and DevOps work. Useful tools out of the box. Integrations when you need them.

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PowerShell 7.4+Cross-platformPlugin-first
01 Interactive by design
02 Useful without plugins
03 Integrations on your terms
04 Built for the terminal
The essentials

Everything you need.
Nothing you don't.

Gerber Core provides the shared experience and a curated collection of small developer utilities. Platform-specific workflows belong in plugins.

Interactive command palette

Discover commands, navigate nested menus, and stay in your flow without memorizing every command.

Developer utilities

Use small, platform-independent developer utilities directly in the terminal through /tools.

Secrets management

Manage credentials through a consistent /secrets interface backed by secure credential storage.

Plugin lifecycle

Discover, review and approve plugins. Decide which integrations become available in your Gerber session.

Cross-platform PowerShell

Built for PowerShell 7.4+ across macOS, Windows and Linux, without a separate terminal UI framework.

Extensible by design

Add new workflows through independent modules while keeping Gerber Core free of vendor-specific logic.

Integrate your stack

Your platforms.
Your choice.

DevOps integrations can be distributed as PowerShell module dependencies. Gerber asks before enabling their command namespaces, and plugins remain independent of Core.

IN DEVELOPMENT · FIRST INTEGRATION

Gerber.AzureDevOps

Azure DevOps integration for branches, repositories, pipelines and related workflows. A separate plugin, activated only when you approve it.

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OPEN PLUGIN ARCHITECTURE

Build around your workflow

Gerber Core is not tied to any one provider. Extend it with independent plugins when your workflow calls for them.

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Gerber.AzureDevOps is under development. Other provider integrations are not currently announced or scheduled.

Designed around control

Installed doesn't mean enabled.

Gerber separates PowerShell module installation from plugin approval and activation inside Gerber.

01

Install

Get Gerber Core and its declared PowerShell module dependencies.

02

Choose

Review discovered plugins and decide which ones Gerber may load.

03

Work

Use enabled plugin commands alongside Core tools; change your choices later.

Get started

Ready when you are.

Gerber Core is being prepared for its first public release. This is a preview of the planned installation experience; the package is not yet published.

When available, check the release documentation before installing.

PowerShell · planned installation
Install-Module Gerber -Scope CurrentUser
Import-Module Gerber
Invoke-Gerber