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+# Pull Request Preferences
+
+This repository prefers plain Git for local operations and the GitHub web UI for
+creating pull requests. This note documents that preference so contributors and
+automation respect the chosen workflow.
+
+Recommendations
+
+- Use git to create branches, stage, commit, and push. Example:
+
+```powershell
+# create branch, stage, commit and push
+git checkout -b fix/my-change
+git add <files>
+git commit -m "Describe change"
+git push -u origin fix/my-change
+```
+
+- Create the pull request using the GitHub web UI by visiting the branch URL.
+
+  Example (replace placeholders with actual values):
+
+  - `https://github.com/OWNER/REPO/pull/new/BRANCH`
+
+  For this repository the shortcut after pushing a branch is:
+
+  - `https://github.com/AprilDeFeu/Scripts/pull/new/BRANCH`
+
+- Avoid using the GitHub CLI (`gh`) in automation for this repo. If you want to
+  use `gh` in your local environment, that is fine — but do not rely on CI or
+  repository-side automation that requires `gh` to be present.
+
+- If you integrate other tools (for example GitKraken or GitHub Apps), only do
+  so after confirming credentials and access are explicitly authorized.
+
+Why this preference
+
+- Plain `git` is universally available and works in CI and local shells without
+  adding additional tooling requirements.
+- The web UI provides a clear, auditable PR creation step for maintainers.
+
+If you'd like this document adjusted (formatting, wording, or to include a
+specific workflow your team prefers), please open a PR against the main
+branch.
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+# PowerShell — system-administration/maintenance
+
+This folder contains PowerShell scripts focused on system maintenance tasks.
+
+Typical responsibilities include package cleanup, service health checks,
+temporary-file housekeeping, and other routine maintenance utilities.
+
+Usage and placement
+
+- Place small, single-purpose maintenance scripts here.
+- For complex tools with multiple files, include a top-level README and a
+  subfolder with implementation files.
+
+Naming and contribution
+
+- Use descriptive kebab-case names, e.g. `clean-temp-folders.ps1` or
+  `check-service-health.ps1`.
+- Add header documentation (comment-based help) and examples for each script.
+- Include `-WhatIf` support for potentially destructive operations.
+
+Examples
+
+- `clean-temp-folders.ps1` — remove old files from temporary directories
+- `rotate-logs.ps1` — rotate and compress rotating logs
+
+Thank you for contributing maintenance scripts — please follow the
+repository's contribution guidelines in the main `CONTRIBUTING.md`.