# clyde

A command-line shell for Windows.

## examples

In all examples, the Clyde prompt is written as follows:

```
▷
```

### Run a built-in command

Built-in commands are invoked by executing them with a bare string

```
c:\dev\clyde ▷ cd src
c:\dev\clyde\src ▷
```

### Run an external command

External commands are invoked in the same way:

```
c:\dev\clyde ▷ git status
On branch main
Your branch is up to date with 'origin/main'.

nothing to commit, working tree clean
```

### Run commands back to back

To run two commands back to back, separate them with a semicolon. Note that
this interaction is entirely unconditional: the second command executes
regardless of whether the first command succeeded or not.

```
c:\dev\clyde ▷ echo one; echo two
one
two
```