# Commands

By using **Commands**, you can easily run your code. You can customize Commands. 

### Running Commands <a href="#running-commands" id="running-commands"></a>

To run commands, click the **\[Run]** button at the top right of the Workspace.

### Viewing Commands <a href="#viewing-commands" id="viewing-commands"></a>

In the **\[Run]** button dropdown, you can view the list of commands, and you can add new commands as needed.

### Adding a new Command <a href="#adding-a-new-command" id="adding-a-new-command"></a>

To add a new command, you can click the **\[Add run command]** button in the **\[Run]** button dropdown.

Each command has a default script based on the container's base template. You can customize the command as needed.

### Managing Commands <a href="#managing-commands" id="managing-commands"></a>

To manage customized commands, you can click the config button in the **\[Run]** button dropdown. This will allow you to configure options and scripts for the selected command. You can also click the **\[Remove]** button on the run command settings tab to remove the command.


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