Zo can execute shell commands in a bash session, allowing for system operations, script execution, and command-line automation. Use cases include: System automation (execute scripts, manage files, automate tasks), Data processing (process files, run analysis scripts, manage datasets), Environment setup (install packages, configure environments).Documentation Index
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Parameters
The shell command string to execute.
The working directory in which to execute the command. Defaults to the user’s workspace root.
Optional fleet device name or id. When set, the command runs inside that running device’s container instead of the host (e.g.
psql -c 'SELECT 1' against a Postgres device). The device must be started first. Requires the ‘devices:manage’ scope.Optional time limit in seconds. When set, the command is terminated if it runs longer than this. Defaults to unbounded.
Optional short human-readable label for the command (shown in the UI). Does not affect execution.