Runs a bash command in this account's jailed, read-only shell, which holds live data programs as well as files. Public records: `funding` (SEC Form D raises, `funding recent` for this month's), `company-hiring` (open roles from company job boards), `h1b-hiring`, `ucc`, `fcc`, `fda`, `us-trademarks`, `us-business-license`, `us-motor-carriers`, `sec-filings`, `webcertificates`. People and companies: `outreach` (who holds a role, work emails checked against the mail server), `social`, `dns`, `rank`, `trade` (importers and shipments), `pplx`. Plus `realestate-us`, `places`, `model-prices`, `ocr`, `xlsx`, `pdftext`, `browser`.
`help` lists what is on; `programs list` shows every program and what it bills; `programs enable SLUG` turns one on. `<program> --help` gives its usage. Metered programs draw on the account's prepaid credits (see the credits tool).
Also the account's connected drives (/dropbox, /googledrive …) and `/catalog` to search them. Nothing can be written except `/tmp`, which is this session's own scratch.
ONE SHELL PER SESSION. Its cwd and /tmp persist across calls, and it is the same shell checkout_workbook writes a workbook into — so check a workbook out, edit it here, and commit_workbook it, with no session id to pass between them.