Bash on Linux
Commands run in a container, not a browser-only prompt.
Run shell commands in Linux from the browser. Scripts and one-liners without SSH.
It will inspect your code, think, and propose changes you can Keep or Discard inline.
Run shell commands in Linux from the browser. Scripts and one-liners without SSH.
Bash in a Linux container. Network and disk changes are limited on purpose.
Commands run in a container, not a browser-only prompt.
grep, awk, sed, curl (within limits), and common utilities.
Skip VirtualBox for a quick command test.
Paste a script and read stdout/stderr like SSH.
Network and persistent system changes are restricted.
Open the page and type. No account.
Type or paste shell in the editor. A starter template is there if you want to run something immediately.
Check the output panel underneath for results or errors.
Change a line, run again. Most people loop here until the output looks right.
Add a title when you save. You get a link you can send to a teammate or drop in a doc.
Cloud workspaces handle multi-file repos and longer sessions. Link is in the top nav.
Yes. No payment and no account required for a quick run. Sign in if you want saves tied to your profile.
No. Code runs on Codeground servers in a sandbox. Just open the page.
Bash on Linux in a container.
Save with a title to get a permalink, or share the playground URL as-is.
Yes. Share a ground link, or use interview mode for a live shared editor.
This page is for single-file snippets. Use a cloud workspace for full projects.
Anonymous sessions can reset. Save with a title (and sign in) for a stable link.
Good for quick tests, learning, and sharing a snippet. For large offline work, a local IDE still wins.
A browser playground with syntax highlighting and one-click Run — run Bash shell online without a full local install. Cloud workspaces cover multi-file projects.
Common Unix tools work. Network and permanent system changes are limited.