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


```bash ```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. 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:** 2. **Add the alias line to the file:**


```bash ```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.** 3. **Reload your shell configuration.**
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```bash ```bash
# Example: Remotely check the script version # 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 ## Usage