2.18 - Command Line Script Type
Command Line Script Type — Appvance IQ documentation.

Command Line Script Type Reference
Use this article when a scenario or service workflow needs to run an approved command-line script type in a controlled AIQ execution environment.
What changed in this article
Scoped command-line script execution as a controlled capability, not a generic shell-execution recommendation.
Added checks for script ownership, execution host, working directory, arguments, environment variables, timeout, exit code, stdout, stderr, and least privilege.
Added warnings to avoid secrets in command arguments or output logs.
Validation workflow
Confirm the command-line script is approved and safe for the target execution host.
Validate path, arguments, permissions, timeout, expected output, and failure behavior in a small run.
Review exit code, stdout, stderr, and AIQ logs before using the script in a shared or scheduled workflow.
Review note: This page now aligns with the Service Suite command-execution cleanup from earlier batches.
Last updated: October 5, 2026
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