diff --git a/kits/DebugKit/DebugKit.cna b/kits/DebugKit/DebugKit.cna
index 067085f..bd56567 100644
--- a/kits/DebugKit/DebugKit.cna
+++ b/kits/DebugKit/DebugKit.cna
@@ -1,14 +1,14 @@
 # This kit is limited to actions that I use for development and debugging, and thus is not loaded with the rest of them.
 # @Und3rf10w
 
-command !beaconinfo {
+command beaconinfo {
 	foreach $beacon (beacons()) {
 		println("Beacon ID: " . $beacon['id'] . " is " . $beacon['computer']);
 	}
 }
 
 # This basically shows the powershell commandlets loaded for every beacon
-command !loaded_powershell{
+command loaded_powershell{
 	foreach $beacon (beacons()) { 
 		if (data_query('cmdlets')[$beacon['id']] ne $null) {  
 			println("\c7ID: \cF" . $beacon['id'] . ",\c3 Hostname: \cF" . $beacon['computer'] . ",\c4 Cmdlets Enabled: \cF" . data_query('cmdlets')[$beacon['id']]);
@@ -17,17 +17,17 @@ command !loaded_powershell{
 }
 
 # This shows what responses generated by the c2 server would look like
-command !c2_sample_server{
+command c2_sample_server{
 	println(data_query('metadata')['c2sample.server']);
 }
 
 # This shows what requests generated by the clients look like
-command !c2_sample_client{
+command c2_sample_client{
 	println(data_query('metadata')['c2sample.client']);
 } 
 
 # This shows a list of everyone that's connected to the teamserver:
-command !who{
+command who{
 	println("\c7Currently logged on users on this teamserver are:"); 
 	foreach $user (data_query('users')){ 
 		println("\c3 * \cF $user"); 
@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ command !who{
 }
 
 # This command shows a hostname of every sessions that happened, active or inactive. Basically just to provide a list of pwned hosts.
-command !pwn3d_hosts {
+command pwn3d_hosts {
 	foreach $session (data_query('sessions')) { 
 		$computer = $session['computer']; 
 		println($computer); 
@@ -43,15 +43,15 @@ command !pwn3d_hosts {
 }
 
 # Shows the queryable Keys within cobalt strike's data model
-command !show_data_keys{
+command show_data_keys{
 	foreach $key (data_keys()){
 		println("\n\c4=== $key ===");
 	}
 }
 
 # Queries the specified key within cobalt strike's data model
-# 	USAGE: !query_data_key <key_name>
-command !query_data_key {
+# 	USAGE: query_data_key <key_name>
+command query_data_key {
 	$key_name = $1;
 	println("\n\c4=== Data for \c8\U$key_name\U \c4data key ===\n");
 	println(data_query($key_name));
@@ -60,8 +60,8 @@ command !query_data_key {
 # Syncs all of the downloads on the teamserver to a specified path. Recursively recreates the file structure as it was on the system the file was downloaded from
 #  This is not very safe to use.
 #  TODO: Figure out how to get the content of a file stored on the teamserver
-#	USAGE: !sync_all_downloads [/path/on/client/machine/to/save/downloads/to] <IP address of host to download files for>
-command !sync_all_downloads {
+#	USAGE: sync_all_downloads [/path/on/client/machine/to/save/downloads/to] <IP address of host to download files for>
+command sync_all_downloads {
 	$file_path = $1; # TODO: sanity check, $1 MUST be provided.
 	if (!-exists $file_path){
 		mkdir($filepath);
@@ -101,7 +101,7 @@ command !sync_all_downloads {
 		# 	println("Error while trying to write to $fullfile");
 		# }
 #	}
-# command !sync_all_downloads {
+# command sync_all_downloads {
 # 	$file_path = $1; # TODO: sanity check, $1 MUST be provided.
 # 	if (!-exists $file_path){
 # 		mkdir($filepath);
@@ -193,7 +193,7 @@ sub pstreeCreate {
 }
 
 # This alias checks whether CS thinks the beacon is an admin based on the '-isadmin' function
-alias !iscsadmin{
+alias iscsadmin{
 	if (-isadmin $1){
 		blog($1, "Beacon is admin");
 	} else{ 
@@ -202,7 +202,7 @@ alias !iscsadmin{
 }
 
 # This alias shows the process tree for the beacon
-alias !bproctree{
+alias bproctree{
 	blog($1, "Generate this beacon's process tree...")
 	$b_pid = beacon_info($1, "pid");
 	@ps_arry = wait(bps($1, &pstreeBpsArray));