Pythonic way to abstract common shell set up functionality

I have a multiple functions that basically trigger a shell and run some commands . They all share similar shell setup code blocks .
What is a pythonic way to abstract repetitive shell setup code in the following example ?
My proposed solution was to use a setup decorator , are there other efficient options ?

'''

def status():
    shell = setup_shell()
    with shell.run_shell():
        wait_shell_timeout(shell)
        shell.initial_setup()
        shell.get_stuff()
        shell.status()


def restore(module_name):
    shell = setup_shell()
    with shell.run_shell():
        wait_shell_timeout(shell)
        shell.initial_setup()
        shell.get_stuff()
        shell.restore(module_name)


def update(module_name):
    shell = setup_shell()
    with shell.run_shell():
        wait_shell_timeout(shell)
        shell.initial_setup()
        shell.get_stuff()
        shell.update(module_name)

'''