Looking at the scripts, they're mostly wrappers intended to be called on the file or a selection, so closer to a macro, shortcut, vim mapping etc. instead of a

Looking at the scripts, they're mostly wrappers intended to be called on the file or a selection, so closer to a macro, shortcut, vim mapping etc. instead of a general purpose executable name. So closer to "C-x C-k" than "M-x save-buffers-kill-terminal". (Most of them seem to have parameters, so it wouldn't make sense to golf this even further and have a exec command that just accepts one letter)