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You can access the shell of your Coder workspace from your local computer using the coder ssh command.

Usage

coder ssh <workspace name> [<command [args...]>]

This executes a remote command on the workspace; if no command is specified, the CLI opens up the workspace's default shell.

For example, you can print "Hello World" in your Coder workspace shell as follows:

$ coder ssh my-workspace echo "hello world"
hello world

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