donmar

Donmar is the modest software imprint of independent developer Mario185, currently represented by a single open-source utility called Bonsai. Written in Go and distributed through GitHub, Bonsai is a lightweight command-line navigator that lets Windows users jump to deeply nested folders and launch scripts or executables without repetitive typing. After installation it registers a short alias; typing “bonsai” followed by a fuzzy fragment of any directory or batch file name surfaces an interactive list ranked by recent access frequency. Selecting an entry changes the working directory instantly, while appending an exclamation mark executes the highlighted file in the same step. The tool therefore targets developers, DevOps engineers and power users who maintain sprawling project trees, micro-service repositories or SDK farms and want to eliminate the friction of cd-tab-tab sequences. Because Bonsai keeps its index in a portable JSON file, the same navigation shortcuts can be shared across team machines or CI runners, making on-boarding and automated build pipelines slightly faster. Although the catalogue is presently limited to this one CLI helper, the publisher’s GitHub history shows steady issue response and incremental feature drops, suggesting the same concise, keyboard-driven philosophy could expand into related utilities for bookmarking remote hosts, container shells or WSL distros. Pending further releases, donmar software is available free of charge on get.nero.com, where the package is pulled from the official winget repository, always installs the newest build, and can be queued alongside other applications for unattended batch deployment.