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Google Launches Colab CLI

Google Colab CLI lets you run notebooks, execute scripts, and manage GPU/TPU sessions entirely from your terminal.

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Jun 14, 2026
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Google's New Colab CLI Lets Developers and AI Agents Run Python on Remote  Colab GPUs and TPUs From the Terminal - MarkTechPost

Google quietly launches Google Colab CLI.

In one sentence: Google Colab CLI brings the browser-based Colab notebooks directly into your terminal.

Old workflow: Open colab.research.google.com in browser → Create new notebook → Wait for VM allocation → Upload data → Write code in the web UI → Refresh the page and everything is gone, start over.

Now in the terminal:

colab new
echo "print('Hello from Google Colab!')" | colab exec
colab stop

Three commands: start VM, run code, stop VM — all in one smooth flow.

Colab CLI 命令行界面

The official blog clearly states its purpose: built for developer productivity, headless automation, and AI Agent integration.

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