To add to this, an example using pipes would be great too. I assume it's done the normal Bash way within command blocks. But I have no idea whether it's support

To add to this, an example using pipes would be great too. I assume it's done the normal Bash way within command blocks. But I have no idea whether it's supported, after all the point is to use a different, more maintainable language. But otherwise I think it's great, it has all the basics I'd expect from a modern language and still seems simple enough for quick scripts. I'll try it alone for the better syntax and the imho neat idea to return stdout & stderr separately in a dict.