Snippets

Reusable command library with {host} / {user} / {date} substitution. Works in SSH, Telnet, local shell, serial console, SSM. Per-user, cross-Space cloud sync.

A reusable command library that follows the engineer across every Space they work in. Snippets dock at the bottom-left of any terminal — one click sends to the active session.

Where they work

SSH sessions
Telnet sessions
Local terminal (zsh / bash / cmd / pwsh)
Serial / console sessions
AWS SSM sessions

Variable substitution

These variables substitute from the active terminal’s host metadata before paste:

{host} — saved hostname or ad-hoc target
{user} — saved username
{date} — current date (ISO format)

Custom {{var}} placeholders prompt at paste time for any value you want to inject per-run.

Folders and search

Hierarchical folders for organization. Tags. Full-text search across name, body, and tags.

Right-click any snippet or folder for rename / duplicate / delete / move.

Per-user, by design

Snippets are per-user, not per-Space-shared. A snippet is muscle memory — the kubectl one-liner you’ve been refining for two years should follow you when you switch into a client’s Shared Space, not stay behind.

Cloud sync

Snippets sync to the cloud as user-global resources via cloudPushPersonalResource, so a folder you build in Personal Space is available the moment you land in any other Space on any device.