Show HN: CmdBox – A CLI tool for saving and running parameterized commands

- CmdBox is a new open-source command-line tool (by PhantomLambSoft) for saving, organizing, and running shell commands with parameters — like a smarter bookmark manager for terminal commands. - The problem it solves: power users often juggle complex shell commands via aliases (which can't handle parameters well), scattered notes, or repeated Google searches. CmdBox stores commands with named variables (e.g., <host>), prompts for values at runtime, and supports nested commands so you can build reusable pieces. - This is a Show HN post — a tradition on Hacker News where makers present their projects for feedback. The audience is developers and sysadmins who live in the terminal. - Similar existing tools: pet (a snippet manager), espanso (text expander), and bash functions with arguments. CmdBox differentiates with variable prompts, nesting, per-command execution contexts (working directory, shell, env vars), and tag-based search. - Released on GitHub under an open-source license; installable via pip (Python package manager) as `cmdbox-cli`. Cross-platform (Linux, macOS, Windows).