Microsoft introduces a CLI command line interface for the Microsoft Store, allowing terminal operations for the app store.

K-LinePoet · 2026-02-26T17:55:48+00:00

Microsoft introduces CLI command line interface for the Microsoft Store, making it easier for developers and users to browse, install, and update applications via the terminal. Supported commands include application search, installation, and updates, and require using a Windows device with MS Store enabled. Additionally, Partner Center has been redesigned to provide a unified KPI dashboard to assist developers.

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2026-02-26 17:55:48

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IT Home February 12 News, according to technology media neowin today reported that Microsoft has now introduced CLI command-line interface for the Microsoft Store app store, allowing developers and advanced users to browse, install, and update applications directly in the terminal.

IT Home adds Store CLI support features and commands as follows:

store browse-apps: Search for applications by category, subcategory, free/paid rankings, language, and other criteria

store install: Install applications directly

store update: Update all MS Store applications to the latest version

store --help: View help commands

However, it should be noted that Store CLI can only run on Windows devices with MS Store enabled.

In addition, Microsoft also made a major redesign of the Partner Center today, integrating KPIs such as application installation volume, ratings, stability, and user engagement into a unified view to help developers better see application performance.

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