Microsoft is resurrecting the PowerToys project. These utilities, intended for advanced users, may include a keyboard shortcut manager, a batch file renamer, and a window manager that can reposition windows when a laptop is inserted or disconnected.
The PowerToys project was originally launched for Windows 95. It included a package of useful utilities. The most famous was TweakUI, which provided an interface for tweaking hidden settings in Windows that would otherwise require editing the Windows Registry. Windows XP also received a suite of PowerToys applications. Full lists of included PowerToys are available on Wikipedia.
Microsoft pretty much discontinued PowerToys after Windows XP, but now they’re making a comeback. This time, the PowerToys project is an open source project, the source code of which is available on Microsoft GitHub.
No PowerToys have been released yet, but Microsoft is working on two that will be released as previews in Summer 2019.