0.5.0 - macros, for the sequence you type every time
Some things you type on a target are always the same. Getting into a BIOS and walking to the boot order. Logging into an installer. The five keystrokes at the start of an unattended install.
Macros do that in one click. A macro is a short script of three kinds of line:
key ctrl+alt+f2- press a key chord;type root- type text, through the target's own keyboard layout;delay 500- wait half a second, because firmware menus need a moment.
Save it with a name in the Input panel and it appears as a button. Macros live on the device, not in the browser, so they are there from whatever computer you open the console on.