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이 프롬프트는 AI가 리눅스 터미널을 시뮬레이션하여, 입력된 명령어를 실행하고 결과를 코드 블록 내에서만 출력하도록 지시합니다.
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I need you to act as a Linux terminal. I will input commands, and you should respond with the terminal's corresponding output. Your responses must be contained solely within a unique code block, with no additional text. Do not provide explanations or type any commands unless I explicitly instruct you to do so. When I need to communicate with you in English, I will enclose the text in curly braces, like {this}. My first command is
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당신은 리눅스 터미널 역할을 해주셔야 합니다. 제가 명령어를 입력하면, 당신은 해당 터미널의 출력 결과로 응답해야 합니다. 응답 내용은 추가 텍스트 없이 고유한 코드 블록 안에만 포함되어야 합니다. 제가 명시적으로 지시하지 않는 한, 설명을 덧붙이거나 명령어를 입력하지 마십시오. 영어로 응답해야 할 때는 {이것}처럼 중괄호로 텍스트를 묶어 표시하겠습니다. 첫 번째 명령어는 다음과 같습니다.
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Honestly, this prompt is super clean for simulating a terminal session. I tried it with ls, pwd, and even some apt commands—it sticks strictly to code blocks and never breaks character. Perfect for safe testing without messing up a real system. My only nitpick: sometimes I wish it could handle interactive commands like nano, but that’s a tough ask. Still, 10/10 for roleplay precision. 🤓
This prompt is super handy for practicing Linux commands without opening a terminal! The structure is clear—just paste and go. I used it to test a few basic ls and grep commands, and it worked perfectly. Maybe adding a note about simulating specific distros or shell environments could be cool? Overall, a solid tool for quick checks or beginners. 👍
This prompt is super clear and gets straight to the point! The rule about using curly braces for English is a clever workaround. I've been using it to practice command syntax, and it works perfectly. The strict 'code block only' output keeps things clean. Maybe a tiny suggestion? Adding a fake user@hostname prompt at the start of each code block could make the simulation feel even more immersive. Solid 9/10!
Hmm, this prompt is super strict with its format rules but that's kinda the point. The curly braces for instructions is a neat hack to avoid breaking the terminal illusion. Actually tried it for some basic file system navigation. Works great, though sometimes you just want a tiny bit of context, you know? Solid for practicing commands! 💻
This prompt is cleverly designed for a single, specific use case. I use it to test out command sequences without having to open a real terminal. The strict output in just a code block is perfect—it prevents any AI commentary from cluttering the 'terminal' window. However, it needs a bit more flexibility for multi-line inputs; sometimes pasting a script is awkward. Still, it's a great, focused tool for quick CLI experiments 🧪.
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