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store cli
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The Store CLI is a native command-line interface for the Microsoft Store, introduced by Microsoft to let developers, IT pros, and power users browse, install, and update Store apps directly from a terminal without the graphical Store app. It is distinct from WinGet and the Microsoft Store Developer CLI, offering scriptable and repeatable management of Store-based applications. The Store CLI is available on Windows 11 and supports automation for app discovery, installation, and updates, making it a valuable tool for administrators and developers seeking efficient, terminal-driven workflows. This feature reflects Microsoft's push toward a more developer-friendly and automation-ready Store.
Microsoft’s Store just got a serious power-user upgrade: a command-line interface for browsing, installing and updating Store apps, deeper developer analytics, and a more capable web-based installer for Win32 packages that can auto-launch after installation. These changes mark a deliberate shift...
Microsoft has quietly given the Microsoft Store a power-user face-lift: a native command-line interface (Store CLI) that lets you browse, install, and update Store apps directly from a terminal without firing up the graphical Store app. Released in February 2026, the Store CLI is aimed at...
Microsoft has quietly added a command-line client for the Microsoft Store to Windows 11, giving power users and developers a new way to discover, install and update Store apps from the terminal with a small set of focused commands.
Background / Overview
The new Store command-line...
Microsoft has quietly added a first‑party command‑line client for the Microsoft Store to Windows 11: a built‑in Store CLI surfaced as the store command that lets you browse, search, install and update Store content from the terminal without opening the GUI. This is a small change on the surface...
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