The AI Terminal Shell is written in Programmable Prompt Engine Language.
This terminal shell is developed using artificial intelligence technology to enhance the user’s command-line experience. With intelligent suggestions and analysis, it helps users execute tasks more efficiently.
Features
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Intelligent Command Suggestions: Users can input terminal tasks in natural language, for example:
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Unpack download.tar.gz into the dest directory -
Convert video.avi to video.mp4 and resize to 720p -
Speed up the video 2x using ffmpeg and Remove audio track -
Start nginx server in Docker, mount current dir
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- Command Safety Checks: Ensures that every command executed is safe.
- Error Analysis and Handling: Automatically analyzes and reports reasons when a command fails.
- Interactive Interface: Provides an intuitive terminal operation interface, making it easier for users to understand and operate.
Terminal Screen Layout
- Top Output Window: All outputs are displayed here. This is the largest area.
- Progress Display Area: Occupies one line to show intermediate process progress.
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Preview Command Area (One Line, Two Columns):
- First Column: Execute command button
- Second Column: Command editing box for commands about to be executed
- Bottom Input Prompt Box: Located at the bottom of the terminal, users can directly input commands or command prompts for AI suggestions. This area occupies two lines, with the second line displaying auto-completed suggestions.
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