Summary
You can now run your defined commands directly from a device’s details page, so you don’t have to jump back and forth to the global Commands area while troubleshooting a single device.

What’s changed

• Added a Run Command button under the Commands tab on each device’s details page.

• Clicking Run Command opens a side panel that lists only the commands assigned to that specific device (including commands assigned via device groups).

• The panel shows key details for each command:

  • Command Name

  • Description

  • Execution Type (manual, scheduled, etc.)

  • Run Type (immediate vs. scheduled)

  • Security Risk (with the same labels and colors as the global Commands page)

• From this panel, you can trigger a command on the current device with one click.

• After you run a command, Swif shows a clear success or error message based on the backend response (including cases where the device is offline, busy, or the command can only be queued).

Who is affected

• Admins and team members with permission to view and execute commands on devices.

• Teams that use commands as “on‑demand scripts” during investigations (for example: triggering a compliance sync, opening a live terminal, or checking disk space).

Notes / rollout details

• Only commands that are actually assigned to the selected device are shown; if no commands are attached, you’ll see an empty‑state message instead of a list.

• Commands that require extra parameters will either:

  • Prompt you using the existing parameter flow (where supported), or

  • Be blocked with a clear message if parameterized execution isn’t supported yet in this view.

• Permission checks and security risk badges are enforced the same way as in the main Commands page.