Executioner

Excute Me, Please!

  • Global hot keys
  • Programmable command-line
  • Speech recognion
  • Extendable with plugins and scripts
  • No installation required
  • Auto-complete
  • Command history

Latest Updates

Executioner v1.1.1 is now available! (change log)

  • Added command line arguments support
  • Executioner now only allows a single instance
  • Added -speech built in command
  • Added ability to hide notification icon
  • Added ability to perform an action on single and double click of notification icon
  • Added option to show in taskbar
  • Removed non-smart url option
  • Fixed a few small bugs

About Executioner

Executioner is a hot key and command-line tool for windows. It enables you to execute commands via global hotkeys, speech, and/or a command-line. These commands can be anything from opening an application or url, to running a Lua script or uploading your clipboard to your server.

Command-line Window

Executioner includes a plugin API that enables developers to extend executioner to do whatever they like. Some plugins that already exist includes one that calculates an MD5 hash of a string and one that enables you to execute Lua scripts with default parameters.

Text Display Window

Executioner also has some built in special commands. The @dispaly command will display the textual contents of a file for a set amount of time. For example you could setup Foobar 2000 or another media player to output the currently playing song to a file. You could then configure executioner to read and display the contents of the file (like the image above) after pressing a global hotkey.

Context Menu

As mentioned above, Exectioner supports speech recognition. This allows you to simply say a command or phrase into the microphone and it will execute accordingly. Imagine if you will you use your computer's media player as your alarm clock. Now imagine if you decide you wanted to sleep in, but your alarm is going off and it's quite far away. Simply scream shut the hell up and continue sleeping.

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