Run commands and scripts directly on any macOS device in your organization — save frequently-used scripts once in the Catalog, then deploy them to any device or group of devices from the Devices page whenever you need them, without writing them out each time.
Overview
Saved scripts live in the Catalog alongside your other reusable policy items, and can be deployed to devices from the Devices page.
- Save scripts once in the Catalog and reuse them across any number of devices
- Deploy a saved script or a one-off command to selected devices in a couple of clicks
- Track the status of every script you've sent, with clear success and error indicators
- Get help writing and refining scripts with the AI Script Assistant, part of the Addigy Intelligence Suite
How to Manage Saved Scripts via the Catalog
The Catalog is where you create, edit, and organize the scripts available to your organization.
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In Addigy, click Catalog, then select Scripts under Resources on the right.
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In the Scripts window, search by name or filter by category, or click New to build a custom script.
- Use the Actions menu next to any script to edit or delete it.
To deploy a script to a device once it's saved, head to the Devices page (see below).
Searching Within a Script
While editing a script in the Addigy Script editor, click anywhere inside it and press Cmd + F to open Find and Replace.
How to Deploy a Script via the Devices Page or GoLive Page
Once a script is saved, you can send it to any devices selected in the Devices table.
- Select one or more devices in the Devices table, or navigate to a device's GoLive page > Scripts tab.
- Choose the saved script from the dropdown in the Scripts box, then click Send.
You can also skip saved scripts entirely and type a command directly into the input box, then click Send. Just make sure at least one device is selected first.
How to Check Script Deployment Status
In the Scripts box on the Devices page, click History to open a window showing the status of recent commands and scripts sent to your devices.
Note: The status bar appears yellow while a script is pending, red if it errors, and green once it completes successfully.
AI Script Assistant
If your organization has opted into the Addigy Intelligence Suite, the AI Script Assistant can help you write and refine scripts directly in the Catalog's script editor, using the content of the script you're working on. For details on enabling Addigy Intelligence and how your data is handled, see Addigy Intelligence Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ).