Excelano LLC is a software publisher that distributes thirteen command-line tools through its website at excelano.com, with a product range centered on two practical themes: bridging the gap between traditional Unix workflows and Microsoft 365 services, and bringing powerful text-processing idioms to structured tabular data. On the Microsoft 365 side, the catalog includes blick, which surfaces mail, Teams chats, and upcoming meetings directly in the terminal, alongside a family of utilities that treat SharePoint document libraries as if they were ordinary filesystems: xcp copies files in the style of the Unix cp command, xfind searches libraries like find, xtree renders them like tree, xsync synchronizes local directories with remote libraries, and xftp provides an interactive FTP-style session for browsing and transferring documents. A second cluster of tools addresses data engineering tasks for analysts and developers who live in the shell: xql executes genuine SQL queries against SharePoint Lists and CSV files, xled applies sed- and awk-style regex and computation to CSV and DSV ranges, xshape reshapes tabular data through pivot, unpivot, split, merge, explode, and transpose operations, and xray profiles files read-only, reporting shape, inferred column types, and potential hazards before further processing. The lineup is rounded out by tools for programmers and automation authors, including ved, a drop-in clone of the classic ed editor with verbose errors and built-in help; nved, a terminal editor that works within the scrollback like a REPL; and paxc, a compiler that translates the pax domain-specific language into Power Automate cloud-flow JSON. Together, these products target system administrators, data practitioners, and developers who prefer scriptable, composable terminal workflows over graphical interfaces.
Check Microsoft 365 mail, Teams chats, and next meeting from the terminal
DetailsTerminal text editor that edits in your scrollback like a REPL
DetailsCompiler for the pax DSL that emits Power Automate cloud-flow JSON
DetailsThe verbose ed, a drop-in ed clone with friendly errors and a built-in help system
DetailsCopy files to and from SharePoint document libraries, like the Unix copy command
DetailsFind files in SharePoint document libraries, like find
DetailsFTP-style interactive client for SharePoint document libraries
Detailssed and awk for tabular data, regex and compute over CSV and DSV ranges
DetailsRun real SQL against SharePoint Lists and CSV files
DetailsA read-only profiler for CSV and DSV files, reports shape, real column types, and hazards
DetailsReshape CSV and DSV files, pivot, unpivot, split, merge, explode, and transpose
DetailsSync local directories with SharePoint document libraries
DetailsShow SharePoint document libraries as a tree, like tree
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