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## Summary This PR completes the bash script restructuring and adds comprehensive documentation across all script categories. ### Bash Restructuring - Moved cohort shell scripts (`remove_github_members.sh`, `update_github_teams.sh`) from `python/cohort/` into a new `bash/cohort/` directory - Moved existing bash utilities (`add-keys-to-git.sh`, `fix-yubikey-perms.sh`, `list-yubikey-ssh-keys.sh`) into a new `bash/yubikey/` subdirectory - Updated `run.sh` to support **Bash** as a third language option alongside TypeScript and Python - Bash scripts are run directly (no 1Password secret injection needed) - Category discovery and script listing works the same as for TS/Python - Removed dead "Root Scripts" logic that was no longer needed ### Documentation Added `README.md` files for all script categories that were missing them: - `bash/cohort/README.md` — cohort GitHub team management scripts - `bash/yubikey/README.md` — YubiKey SSH key and permission utilities - `typescript/src/crowdin/README.md` — Crowdin translation management scripts - `typescript/src/discord/README.md` — Discord bot utility scripts - `typescript/src/discourse/README.md` — Discourse forum management scripts - `typescript/src/gitea/README.md` — Gitea bulk repository operation scripts - `typescript/src/github/README.md` — GitHub API interaction scripts - `typescript/src/music/README.md` — Music file metadata tools - `typescript/src/s3/README.md` — S3-compatible object storage scripts - `typescript/src/security/README.md` — Security analysis and reporting scripts - `python/cohort/README.md` — Updated to remove moved shell scripts, fix usage commands Also updated project-level docs: - **`README.md`** — Corrected project structure, fixed running instructions (removed references to non-existent `make run-ts`/`make run-py` targets), added Bash prerequisites - **`CLAUDE.md`** — Updated project overview, structure, development standards, and script-adding guides to reflect the current state of the project ✨ This PR was created with help from Hikari~ 🌸 Co-authored-by: Naomi Carrigan <commits@nhcarrigan.com> Reviewed-on: #6 Co-authored-by: Hikari <hikari@nhcarrigan.com> Co-committed-by: Hikari <hikari@nhcarrigan.com>
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Cohort Bash Scripts
Shell scripts for managing GitHub team membership during the NHCarrigan spring cohort programme. These scripts handle one-off team changes that are too complex or bulk-oriented to do manually through the GitHub web interface.
All scripts use the gh CLI for GitHub API calls. Run gh auth login before using them.
Getting Started
Run scripts via the interactive runner from the project root:
make run
# Select: Bash → cohort → <script>
Or run directly:
bash bash/cohort/<script-name>.sh
Table of Contents
remove_github_members.sh
Removes a hardcoded list of inactive members from their GitHub organisation teams in the nhcarrigan-spring-2026-cohort organisation. Covers both standard team membership and -leaders sub-team membership where applicable.
Usage
bash bash/cohort/remove_github_members.sh
Environment Variables
None. Uses gh CLI authentication — run gh auth login first.
Data Files
None. Member usernames and team slugs are hardcoded in the script.
Notes
- The member list and team assignments are specific to a point-in-time removal event. Update the script with the correct usernames before each use.
- Each removal command uses
|| trueso a single failure (e.g. member already removed) does not abort the entire script.
update_github_teams.sh
Orchestrates a multi-step GitHub team restructure: removes all members from a dissolved team, clears its leaders sub-team, then adds each member to their new team. Also promotes a member to leader in their new team.
Usage
bash bash/cohort/update_github_teams.sh
Environment Variables
None. Uses gh CLI authentication — run gh auth login first.
Data Files
None. All member usernames, team slugs, and role assignments are hardcoded in the script.
Notes
- This script is specific to a one-off team restructure (Jade Jasmine dissolution). Update the member list and team assignments before each use.
- The script exits immediately on any error (
set -e). If a step fails, check whether the member or team already exists in the target state.