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-It's just a simple deployment. You may need it for something more. **Portable programs often have their disadvantages, which symlinks can fix**. Try to make this something more automated so you don't have to use your mouse again to install packages on Windows. 
+A personal project of PowerShell modules for automating my Windows environment.
+Not meant as a universal solution — **use or adapt at your own risk**.
 
-*Apps configurations are restored individually, I made them for myself, keep in mind! Everything written here may be a very **unprepared solution** for you!*
+The scripts handle:
 
-This project lets you store app data in a single folder and automatically create symlinks to restore configurations.
+* redirecting and restoring app data through symlinks (`AppsData`);
+* mounting folders and shared locations from *CSV configs*;
+* managing autostart programs via Windows Task Scheduler;
+* full environment apply/clean actions with a single command;
+* maybe more in the future.
 
-## Overview
+Everything runs through PowerShell modules with no external dependencies.
+Intended for quick setup on clean systems and portable workflow experiments.
 
-* Simple apps use `from` and `to` columns in a CSV for linking.
-* Isolated apps have separate `connect` and `disconnect` scripts in `isolated/` folder.
-* Module `apps-data-manager` provides three functions:
+```powershell
+.\run.ps1
+```
 
-  1. `connect` — creates symlinks.
-  2. `disconnect` — removes symlinks.
-  3. `reconnect` — disconnects and reconnects.
-
-## Features
-
-* Add simple symlinks by adding a line to the CSV.
-* Fully automated via PowerShell; no extra software required.
-
-> ⚠️ Note: Isolated app scripts are custom and may require adjustments.
+> ⚠️ **Built for personal use.**
+> Paths, scripts, and configs are tailored to *my setup* and may not fit yours.