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Command Library

Organise reusable operational commands in categories, sections, and groups.

The Command Library is where you store reusable operational content: commands, snippets, notes, and related artifacts for authorised security work.

Commands in WorkCheats are content — they are not executed by the application. You copy or run them yourself in environments you control.

Library structure

The library is organised in three levels:

  1. Categories — top-level groupings (for example, reconnaissance, enumeration, reporting).
  2. Sections — subdivisions within a category.
  3. Groups — collections of related commands within a section.

This hierarchy keeps large libraries navigable for both technical and non-technical users.

Screenshot placeholder: Library browser showing categories, sections, and command groups.

What a command is

A command record typically includes:

  • A title and description for quick identification
  • The command text or snippet body (treated as untrusted content until you review it)
  • Optional variables referenced with placeholders (see Variables)
  • Tags or metadata to support search and favorites

WorkCheats never runs this content for you.

Create and edit commands

  1. Open Library from your workspace sidebar.
  2. Navigate to the category, section, and group where the command belongs.
  3. Choose Create command (or edit an existing command).
  4. Enter title, description, and command body.
  5. Save — the command is available to your workspace immediately.

Screenshot placeholder: Command editor with title, description, and command body fields.

Review command content before copying it into a terminal, especially for imports or shared team libraries.

Search and favorites

  • Use global search to find commands by keyword across your workspace.
  • Mark frequently used commands as favorites for quick access from the Favorites page.

Archived commands can remain in your favorites list when Show archived is enabled, but they cannot be opened or copied from Favorites, and you cannot add new favorites for archived commands from the library.

See Core Workspace for search and favorites overview.

Variables in commands

You can reference variables in command text using placeholders. WorkCheats substitutes or displays values according to variable rules — it does not execute the resulting command.

Learn more in Variables.

Current

  • Full create, edit, organise, search, and favorite flows in the web app
  • Workspace-scoped library content with team sharing in team workspaces
  • Import and export via Import & Export and Marketplace (different trust models)

Roadmap

The following are not available yet:

  • Bulk library editing tools
  • Advanced command versioning and diff views
  • Deeper CLI integration for library browsing beyond current read-only commands

See wcheats CLI for current CLI capabilities.