> For example instead of giving each command as arguments, there could be a "library of scripts", and the user can choose one of those to run on each remote hos

> For example instead of giving each command as arguments, there could be a "library of scripts", and the user can choose one of those to run on each remote host. Then those scripts could be written in whatever language the user chooses (`bash`, Python, Ruby, etc.) For running scripts from a library, I've used ByJG's automate.sh[1] that call'em recipes. Unlike z-run, they're bash only and there's no select menu and looks simpler. [1] https://github.com/byjg/automate https://github.com/byjg/automate