Snippets

Snippets are saved commands you can execute in any terminal session with one click. Use them for repetitive tasks like deploying, restarting services, or checking system status.

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Create a snippet

1. Open the Snippets panel in the sidebar.
2. Click New snippet.
3. Enter a label (e.g. Restart nginx) and the command (e.g. sudo systemctl restart nginx).
4. Click Save.

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Run a snippet

Open a terminal session, then open the Snippets panel. Click a snippet to send the command to the active session. The command is inserted into the terminal as if you typed it.

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Edit or delete a snippet

Right-click a snippet and select Edit or Delete. Changes sync to your API backend.

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Publish a snippet

Toggle Public when creating or editing a snippet to list it in the Marketplace. Anyone can find and fork a public snippet. Do not publish a snippet that contains a hostname, credential, or other sensitive value.

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Public snippets

Browse community-shared snippets in the Marketplace tab of the Snippets panel. Search by keyword. To use a public snippet, click Fork: this copies it to your personal snippets where you can edit it before running.

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Sync

Snippets are synced to your API backend. They are not end-to-end encrypted. Do not store credentials or sensitive values in snippet commands.