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Give any Python interpretter UNIX-like shell capabilities.
I don't have the time to flesh out a full README yet (I spent most of what was available on the ASCII art above 🙃), so here's an example of how to grep large dicts using PowPow:
from powpow import grep
# locals() is used as an example of a dict you might want to grep. You can
# pass any other object instead - grep() will pretty-format it and try to find
# a match.
locals() | grep ("powpow")
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