Run saved shell commands

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Runs
Any shell command you save
Shell
Login shell, home folder
Status
Running, succeeded, failed
On failure
The last line of output

Save commands

Open Fast Actions from the Pages menu in the panel header, type a name and a command (like npm run build) into the row at the top, and press + to save. It joins the list, ready to run from the notch any time. Delete saved actions right from the list.

Track command status

Run an action and its row shows running, then succeeded or failed, and a failed run shows the last line of output so you know what happened. A long run can be stopped any time. It's the fire-and-forget middle ground between "open a terminal for this" and "hope it worked".

Shell environment

Commands run in a login shell from your home folder, so your PATH finds the same tools your terminal would: npm, node, pnpm, and the rest. Need a specific project? cd into it as part of the command. For anything bigger than one command, a whole agent workspace for example, that's what Views are for.

Questions

Fast Actions are your own shell commands, saved with a name and run straight from the Mac notch. Each run shows live status, running, succeeded, or failed. A failed run shows the last line of output, and a long run can be stopped any time.
Yes. Commands run in a login shell from your home folder, so your PATH resolves the same tools your terminal would: npm, node, pnpm, and the rest. To run in a specific project, cd into it as part of the command.
That is the main use. Save npm run build, your test command, or a deploy script as a Fast Action, run it with one click from the notch, and watch its status without opening a terminal window.

Keep your agents in view

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