Running commands

Stop retyping the same show commands. Store them as templates, bundle them into groups, and run them from any session or device with one click.

1. 1Create templates in Commands: name, command, category, compatible device types and tags.
2. 2Bundle several templates into a command group for a sequential diagnostics routine (e.g. show version → show interfaces status → show log).
3. 3From any session use the “Run template” menu; from any device use the quick-run action.
4. 4On network gear the command is typed into the interactive shell and completion is detected from the prompt; --More-- paging is continued automatically, so long outputs never get stuck.
5. 5Before the first automated command on a switch or router, the app prepares the device for you: it turns off output paging, raises the privilege level when the device supports it, and answers confirmation prompts automatically — so a “conf t” group runs exactly as if you had typed it by hand.
6. 6CLI errors are caught early: “% Invalid input” or “% Access denied” fail the run with the device’s own message instead of silently succeeding with junk.
7. 7The live result streams into the terminal, and a copy lands in History with exit code and duration.

$ show version
Cisco IOS XE Software, Version 17.9.4a
System restarted at 02:14:33 UTC Tue Aug 11 2026
SW1#