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The easiest way to use CaptainCore `_do` is by defining an alias to [captaincore.io/do](https://captaincore.io/do).

```bash
alias _do='bash <(curl -sL https://captaincore.io/do)'
alias _do='curl -sL https://captaincore.io/do | bash -s'
```

That allows you to use `_do` without installing anything. The alias will last for the duration of your terminal session. Want to make it persistent? Then add it to your shell's startup file.
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2. **Add the alias line to the file:**

```bash
alias _do='bash <(curl -sL https://captaincore.io/do)'
alias _do='curl -sL https://captaincore.io/do | bash -s'
```

3. **Reload your shell configuration.**
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```bash
# Example: Remotely check the script version
ssh username@ip-address "bash <(curl -sL https://captaincore.io/do) version"
ssh username@ip-address "curl -sL https://captaincore.io/do | bash -s version"
```

## Usage