Search the script library.

Scripts › library. The box is empty by default, so every script is listed under its kind.

Clear the box and the hidden scripts come back. Nothing is deleted.

Open Scripts › library

The search box is empty. Example Co has four scripts: Who is signed in, Restart a Windows service, Largest folders on /, and Disable hibernation. The count on the bar is 4. Search looks through the name, the description, the tags, and the command text.

Script library with an empty search box and four scripts — Every script. The search box is empty.

Type a word from the script

Type hibernate. Disable hibernation stays, because the name and the command both contain that word. The other three drop out. The count says 1 script. Clear the box and all four come back. A word that matches nothing leaves the list empty and says nothing matches.

Script library search for hibernate, showing only Disable hibernation — hibernate. One script stays. The other three are hidden.

Putting a word on the script so this box can find it is Tag a script so you can find it. The kind menu is Find a script by what it is for. The operating-system menu is Show scripts for one operating system. Running one is Run a saved script.