Definitely would be interesting to use it in that way! The nice thing about Tcl is the syntax is clean (in brevity and understanding). Basic features like piping, file globbing, encoding conversions, compression, and so-forth are intuitive.

If you’re interested, I have various Tclkits available for download on GitHub. I have added dependencies to them like TLS for HTTPS and so-forth. It can be convenient to have them standalone; the TLS extension here is bundled with the ca certs from libcurl.

https://github.com/tclmonster/kitcreator/releases/latest

And here’s an example how I use the kits in the CI build. It uses the kit it builds to push the update using the TLS extension along with the GitHub REST API:

https://github.com/tclmonster/kitcreator/blob/main/.github/s...