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  Thanks to @Xander's feature request, I created a command line tool you can use instead of curl to easily run commands on your remote computer by running a tcmd command on your local computer. I wrote it in Go so I could easily compile a version for each OS, like Linux, Windows or Mac (Darwin), and each CPU architecture like 32bit (386) or 64bit (amd64). Just download the tool you need for your OS, and rename it to tcmd. The rename is not required, but I recommend it for simplicity. These are the versions: Mac 32bit Mac 64bit Linux 32bit Linux 64bit Linux arm (Raspberry Pi) Windows 32bit Windows 64bit (most common) If you want to try running the Linux version in Windows bash, you'll want to copy your token.tkn file to your bash home folder like this: mkdir ~/.TRIGGERcmdData cp /mnt/c/Users/Russ/.TRIGGERcmdData/token.tkn ~/.TRIGGERcmdData/ tcmd -computer DS -trigger notepad -params russ.txt Here's an example from my Raspberry Pi: wget https://triggercmdagents.s3.amazonaws.com/tcmd_cli/tcmd-linux-arm mv tcmd-linux-arm tcmd chmod +x ./tcmd ./tcmd No trigger specified. Use --help or -h for help. ./tcmd -h NAME: tcmd - Run commands on computers in your TRIGGERcmd account USAGE: tcmd-linux-arm [options] OPTIONS: --trigger value, -t value Trigger name of the command you want to run --computer value, -c value Name of the computer (leave blank for your default computer) --params value, -p value Any parameters you want to add to the remote command --help, -h show help --version, -v print the version ./tcmd -c ds -t calculator {"data": {"user":"58bb3a75f2f63133224755b1","computer":"5a2f8be70f883803178e0dee","name":"Calculator","voice":"calculator","voiceReply":null,"allowParams":false,"runCount":24,"createdAt":"2018-03-30T22:59:35.862Z","updatedAt":"2018-06-23T15:48:04.031Z","id":"5abec157a745e8110063aa18"},"message":"Trigger sent."} If you want to see the source code, check out https://github.com/rvmey/triggercmdGOclient
• General Discussion

  A place to talk about TRIGGERcmd

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  @russ said in Everytime I try to get triggercmd to open an application it says that Windows can't find "C:\Program': "C:\Program Files (x86)\SonicWALL\SSL-VPN\NetExtender\NEGui.exe" I tried that but when I put start in front of the path it opens the actual command line with TriggerCMDAgent location as the current path(C:\Users\Suzuki\AppData\Local\TRIGGERcmdAgent\app-1.0.18\resources\app\src>
• Example Commands

  A place to share commands you like to trigger remotely.

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  @concretesurfer, awesome. Yea if you have spaces you need quotes around your path.
• Instructions

  Instructions for each operating system, and various scenarios.

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  @jackmonkey, you should be root when you run triggercmdagent and paste in your token, so switch to root with sudo su -. Please try that and do another ls /root/.TRIGGERcmdData -larth.
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  I have an Alexa routine associated with a SmartThings virtual switch, associated with my TRIGGERcmd trigger that runs a command on my Raspberry Pi that tells a relay to complete the garage door button circuit for half a second to signal my garage door opener to open the door. Boom! Paul Hibbert does a good job of explaining the new Alexa routines here. I explain the Raspberry Pi / relay hardware setup here, but there are probably better tutorials on setting up a Pi to flip a relay. This shows how to use TRIGGERcmd with SmartThings. Bubba also has some great videos explaining the process. Here's his latest video. This is new for Alexa but I've been saying "open sesame" to Google Assistant for a while now. I like Google Assistant because I can use her on my phone, and it's easier to setup because it skips the SmartThings step because Google Assistant shortcuts can be used with any voice command. Alexa's routines only work with smart-home commands. If I missed anything in this article, please let me know.