I prefer something closer to the previous sentence, which makes it clear that the one command does them all in one go. As it is, the revision is consistent with, say, a command that then asks you which one to run: then all of them can be run by it, just not all at once. Or, perhaps, "are run by" rather than "can be run using" so that it is about what happens rather than what can happen. Basically, I fear that the "can" is weakening the "all" into ambiguity.