Small AutoIt utility scripts, such as WhyNotWin11 and other applets by similar users using AutoIt to make VB6-era -esq programs. These are always neither motivated by lofty architectural goals to “do things correctly” of many collaborative open source projects that forgot about laymen-ergonomics entirely, nor user-acquisition driven dark-pattern minefields of sluggish eye candy entirely focused on exploiting the aforementioned laymen-approachability, instead just being small-scope, pragmatic UX solutions to solve minuscule pain-/friction-points in interacting with Windows that are too fragmented to be part of some overarching software utility. They replace the typical SEO shovelware web app/adware that you get when searching on Google for “how do you do X on windows” that sends you to some factory-stamped installshield executable which does nothing more than passing command line arguments to some existing open-source CLI software that neglected laymen-usability.