Add PowerShell (pwsh) shell integration - #94
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Adds key binding integration for PowerShell via a new shelloracle.ps1 script that uses PSReadLine to bind Ctrl+F. The bootstrap installer now detects pwsh as a supported shell, writes the script to ~/.shelloracle.ps1, and sources it from the PowerShell profile (platform-aware path for Windows vs macOS/Linux). The SHOR_SHELL environment variable is read by get_system_prompt() so the LLM is instructed to produce PowerShell syntax when invoked from a PowerShell session, rather than defaulting to Bash. Fixes djcopley#80 Signed-off-by: Christian-Sidak <61099993+Christian-Sidak@users.noreply.github.com>
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Summary
shelloracle.ps1key binding script for PowerShell using PSReadLine (Ctrl+F)pwsh, write the script to~/.shelloracle.ps1, and source it from the PowerShell profile (Windows:~/Documents/PowerShell/, macOS/Linux:~/.config/powershell/)get_system_prompt()inproviders/__init__.pythat readsSHOR_SHELLfrom the environment so the LLM generates PowerShell syntax when invoked from a PowerShell sessiontests/test_bootstrap.pycovering the new path helpers and system prompt logicHow it works
The PS1 script sets
SHOR_SHELL=powershellbefore callingshor, so each fresh process picks it up at module import time and instructs the LLM accordingly. The current line buffer is also forwarded viaSHOR_DEFAULT_PROMPT(matching the zsh/bash/fish behavior).Test plan
uv run --group test pytest -v)get_bundled_script_path("pwsh")returns a path to the bundled.ps1file that actually exists on diskget_rc_path("pwsh")returns the Windows profile path on Windows, and the XDG path elsewhereget_system_prompt()returns a Bash prompt by default and a PowerShell prompt whenSHOR_SHELL=powershellFixes #80