Microsoft has launched PowerToys 0.103.3006, the first preview of the 0.103 development cycle, featuring a new command-line interface for Workspaces and an updated Command Palette dock. The command-line interface allows users to list and launch saved workspace layouts using JSON output for automation, while the Command Palette has been enhanced with a dedicated dock for browsing extensions. This preview build is meant for testers and includes various improvements and fixes, such as a resolution for a hang issue when quitting PowerToys. Overall, this release marks a step forward in PowerToys' development, continuing its trajectory toward greater scriptability and user customization

PowerToys 0.103.3006 Preview Brings Command-Line Workspaces and Command Palette Dock

PowerToys has shipped its first 0.103 development preview, v0.103.3006.0, posted October 28 by lead maintainer Boliang Zhang. The build officially advances the release train to 0.103 and adds a command-line interface for Workspaces, letting you list and launch saved layouts with JSON output for scripting. It also reworks Command Palette with a dedicated dock flyout for browsing extensions, Mica backdrop materials, and an opt-in Windows-key activation. As a preview-channel build, it's aimed at testers who opt in rather than everyday users, but it arrives on the heels of a major 0.102 feature release.

PowerToys 0.103.3006 Preview Brings Command-Line Workspaces and Command Palette Dock @ NT Compatible