I made a few small tools that others may want to use. Please let me know if you have any questions, bugs, or complaints.

(userapps)/guardian/grd_grep.bsh - This allows you to grep through the files of a specified Guardian node.

grd_grep.bash - Grep through the files of a particular Guardian node
Usage: grd_grep <NODE_NAME | -h | --help> <GREP_ARGS>
Where:
    NODE_NAME (required) Is the caps name of the Guardian node (Ex: ISC_LOCK)
    <-h | --help>             Print this usage
    GREP_ARGS (required) are all of the normal arguments used with grep.
        By default, it is ran with -n
        (Ex: [grep] -ni "Test String"
 
 
Examples:
    $ grd_grep.bsh DIAG_MAIN -i "SEISMIC"
            or
    $ grd_grep.bsh ISC_LOCK "SUS-ETMY_M0_LOCK_L"

I just aliased this as "grdgrep" and it becomes very easy to find the lines of wanted code in one or more files of that node.

(userapps)/cds/h1/scripts/ws_timer.bsh - A simple timer that will ding when complete.

ws_timer: A simple timer for control room use. Ctrl-z to stop.
Usage: wstimer [seconds] [(-h|-m|-t) arg]
 
 [seconds]      Set a timer for that number of seconds
 -h|--help      Print this help menu
 -m|--miniute   Followed by an int will set a timer for that many minutes
 -t|--time      Followed by a time will ding at time. Times are local and
                    in the form of "hh:mm"

This ended up being more useful that I thought. Alias as just "timer" and it is a great tool while in the chair.