1) Yes, there will be many ways to do it. One is online, clicking the scripts. We'll provide a lightbox with the code. Another way is "cloning" the script to yo

1) Yes, there will be many ways to do it. One is online, clicking the scripts. We'll provide a lightbox with the code. Another way is "cloning" the script to your account (no git clone in this case, just a hard copy). You can then make changes and publish it back to your account. 2) The connections between your server and StackFu's will be done using HTTPS. We also offer the option to run the service as a daemon or as a standalone, where you have to manually confirm each installation request; 3) I am not sure I understand your concept of shell. We already have a REST API and a Ruby Gem that enables you to do things like publishing a new script, listing servers and scripts, deploy scripts, all from the command line. 4) This won't be available in beta, but we have planned as one of the possible requirements of the script to be the operating system, and that would involve doing some server side checking to make sure the proper OS is installed. Once we have that, I agree that we need to make that searchable; 5) We don't, currently, have a rating system nor rates, however they are interesting concepts. We may do a upvoting/downvoting system similar to what Reddit or StackOverflow does. Thanks for your feedback. Keep them coming, please!