App Guide · VibeOS

Terminal

Talk to your computer. In English.

A full command-line terminal with multi-shell support (bash, Node, Python), a built-in vim editor, persistent history, bookmarks, and an AI that plans commands from natural language.

Category

System

AI

Built-in

Runs in

Browser

Bash, Node.js and Python

Bash, Node.js and Python REPLs

Built-in vim editor for

Built-in vim editor for quick edits

Persistent history per shell

Persistent history per shell with up-arrow recall

Command bookmarks for the

Command bookmarks for the ones you reuse

AI command planner —

AI command planner — describe it, run it

01Get Oriented

Overview

A full command-line terminal with multi-shell support (bash, Node, Python), a built-in vim editor, persistent history, bookmarks, and an AI that plans commands from natural language.

  • Bash, Node.js and Python REPLs
  • Built-in vim editor for quick edits
  • Persistent history per shell with up-arrow recall
  • Command bookmarks for the ones you reuse
  • AI command planner — describe it, run it
  • Customizable theme and font settings
02Step 1

Open Terminal

Launch Terminal from the dock or App Center.

03Step 2

Run commands

Type standard shell commands like ls, cd, mkdir, cat. Tab autocompletes paths.

04Step 3

Use natural language

Type a sentence like "list every .png larger than 1MB" — the AI proposes a command you can review and run.

05Step 4

Switch shells

Drop into Node or Python REPLs from the same window when you need a quick script.

06Step 5

Bookmark commands

Save commands you run often and recall them from the bookmarks list.

07Reference

Command Reference

Every command the VibeOS Terminal supports out of the box, grouped by what it does. Expand the table to scan the full list — handy when you forget a flag.

08Pro Moves

Tips & Tricks

Small habits that compound. The shortcuts and ideas below come straight from power users.

Up arrow walks back

Up arrow walks back through history; each shell remembers its own

Ctrl+C cancels a running

Ctrl+C cancels a running command

Open vim with `vim

Open vim with `vim filename.txt` to edit without leaving the terminal