Manage batch, Python, Node.js, and PowerShell tasks from a Windows desktop app. Schedule jobs, queue runs, and control tasks remotely through HTTP or MCP.
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- Open GitHub Releases and extract the Windows ZIP.
- Run
WindowsBatchScriptManager.exe. The desktop EXE includes its Python runtime. - Select Add, choose a script, then select Start. Python, Node.js, and other tasks use their configured interpreters.
When upgrading, keep your existing WindowsBatchScriptManager_scripts.json and other configuration files.
- Start, stop, and restart tasks in groups. View ports, logs, and execution history.
- Create tasks from templates, import a folder, or choose a Python virtual environment, Conda environment, or Node.js version.
- Set schedules, limit concurrent runs, and trigger follow-up tasks based on success or failure.
- Run HTTP tasks and inspect the status code and response body in the details pane.
- Switch among ten interface languages. The first option follows the system language.
Schedules, queues, and follow-up tasks run while the desktop app is open. Task management guide
In v1.3.4, Clean up C: drive sits next to Open tool folder. It runs in the background and shows each result in the lower pane. It removes .tmp and .temp files last modified more than seven days ago from the current user’s and Windows’ temporary directories on C:, clears the current user’s thumbnail cache on C:, permanently empties the C: Recycle Bin without confirmation, and flushes DNS. It uses the current permissions and keeps the Windows Update cache, Prefetch, and system logs.
On the server, keep WindowsBatchScriptManager.exe and WindowsBatchScriptManager_api_server.py in the same directory. The API server needs Python and the packages below. Choose a private API key before making the service reachable from another machine.
python -m pip install fastapi "uvicorn[standard]" python WindowsBatchScriptManager_api_server.py --host 0.0.0.0 --port 8765 --api-key "<your-key>"
Use the X-API-Key header for HTTP requests. The MCP endpoint is http://<server>:8765/mcp. For example, a desktop HTTP task can send POST /start?id=10 to start task 10 on the server. API and MCP reference