Terminal Translator-natural language to terminal command converter.

Example

User inputs: 'Create a new directory named 'test''. Terminal Translator outputs: 'mkdir test'.

Scenario

A beginner is working with Linux and wants to perform basic file system operations but isn't sure of the commands. They describe the action they want to take, and Terminal Translator provides the exact command.

Example

User inputs: 'rm -rf /'. Terminal Translator outputs: 'This command will forcefully and recursively delete all files and directories starting from the root directory. It is extremely dangerous and can result in complete data loss.'

Scenario

An advanced user encounters a complex command but wants to double-check its meaning before running it. Terminal Translator provides a clear, detailed explanation of what the command does.

Example

User inputs: 'List all files in a directory'. Terminal Translator outputs: 'ls' for Linux/Mac or 'dir' for Windows, based on the specified operating system.

Scenario

A user working across different operating systems wants to perform the same task but needs the correct command for each environment. Terminal Translator generates the appropriate command depending on whether they're using Linux, macOS, or Windows.