A script shell, often referred to as a command-line interpreter or shell, is a user interface for accessing an operating system's services. It allows users to execute commands and scripts, automating tasks and interacting with the system through text-based commands. Common examples include Bash (Bourne Again Shell) on Linux/macOS and PowerShell on Windows. They are commonly used for system administration, software development, and task automation.
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