grbl project aims to simplify and streamline various terminal commands and operations through a modular, user-friendly structure.

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Below is an overview of the functionalities provided by grbl:

• Simplified Terminal Commands: Streamline and rationalize terminal commands using core.sh.
• Modular Structure: Each module is designed to run independently but can leverage grbl environmental variables for enhanced functionality.
• User-Level Daemon: Control timed operations without needing root privileges using daemon.sh.
• File Sharing: Utilize SSHFS for secure file sharing within a local network with mount.sh.
• Key and Configuration Management: Store critical personal keys, tokens, and configurations for future projects, both locally and on the server.
• Backup Solutions: Take backups of files, configurations, and container services from the server to a local encrypted hard drive using backup.sh.

• VPN Simplification: Simplify VPN account and client usage with vpn.sh.
• Local Message Network: Use MQTT-based tools for local messaging networks with mqtt.sh.
• SSL Tunnel Management: Manage SSL tunnels efficiently with tunnel.sh.
• Secure Access: Implement SSH-based key-only access to the local server with ssh.sh.

• Speech Capabilities: Enable simple speaking capabilities with say.sh.
• Project Management: Simplify project management, timing, and invoicing with project.sh, timer.sh, and counter.sh.
• System Management: Upgrade, install, and remove system tools with system.sh and os.sh.

• Corsair Device Tools: Fun tools for Corsair keyboards and mice based on the ckb-next driver with corsair.sh and corsair_raw.sh.
• Finance Tools: Prototype finance tools for budgeting and follow-up with stonks.sh.
• Cloud APIs: Integrate with various cloud APIs using fingrid.sh, google.sh, and stonks/op.sh.

• Media Management: Place, convert, and tag audio, video, and pictures with place.sh, convert.sh, and tag.sh.
• Streaming Tools: Download and stream files from YouTube and Yleisradio with youtube.sh and yle.sh.
• Audio Control: Control and tunnel audio with dedicated tools.
• Radio Tools: Listen to web and FM radio with three-key control using radio.sh.

• Tor Tools: Utilize Tor-based tools with tor.sh.
• Chip Programmer: Install a programming environment for Microchip, ST, and AT-Mega chips with program.sh.
• Messaging Tools: Install and integrate messaging tools like Telegram with telegram.sh.
• AI Integrations: Integrate simple AI tools with ai.sh and ailib.sh.
• Note-Taking and Coding: Integrate note-taking, coding, and idea cloud tools with editors like Sublime, VSCode, and Obsidian using note.sh and configuration files.
• Template Generation: Automatically generate templates for new modules and semi-automated test templates.

flowchart TD
    Macros("Macros & Templates"):::block
    Install("Installers & Versioning"):::block
    User("User"):::block
    CLI("CLI Interface"):::block
    Core("grbl Core"):::block
    Config("Configuration"):::block
    Modules("Module Framework"):::block
    Daemon("Daemon Service"):::block
    External("External Services"):::block

    %% Command invocation flow
    User -->|"Command"| CLI
    CLI -->|"SendsCommand"| Core
    Core -->|"DispatchesModules"| Modules
    Core -->|"TriggersService"| Daemon

    %% Configuration propagation
    Config -->|"ProvidesConfig"| Core
    Config -->|"ProvidesConfig"| Modules

    %% External integration from modules
    Modules -->|"Calls"| External

        %% Styles
    classDef block fill:#FFFFFF,stroke:#333,stroke-width:2px;

Coming soon (or later.. probably never ;)

To get started with GRBL, follow these steps:

1. Clone the Repository:

   git clone https://github.com/ugcasa/grbl.git
   cd grbl

2. Install Dependencies:

   TBD
   pls. do not install grbl to native os for now.

3. Run Modules:

   TBD
   Some environmental variable starting with GRBL_* need to be full filled to run modules 

Contributions are welcome! Please open an issue or submit a pull request.