A collection of console terminals in serveral operation systems.

👉 Note:

No need to remember commands using AI

I’m using Claude Code, if you use another Coding CLI service, modify the codes. Insert below codes in .bashrc or .zshrc and then source ~/.zshrc:

claude_execute() {
  emulate -L zsh
  setopt NO_GLOB
  local query="$*"
  local prompt="You are a command line expert. The user wants to run a command but they don't know how. Here is what they asked: ${query}. Return ONLY the exact shell command needed. Do not prepend with an explanation, no markdown, no code blocks - just return the raw command you think will solve their query."
  local cmd
  # use Claude Code
  cmd=$(claude --dangerously-skip-permissions --disallowedTools "Bash(*)" --model default -p "$prompt" --output-format text | tr -d '\\000-\\037' | sed 's/^[[:space:]]*//;s/[[:space:]]*$//')
  if [[ -z "$cmd" ]]; then
    echo "claude_execute: No command found"
    return 1
  fi
  echo -e "$ \\033[0;36m$cmd\\033[0m"
  eval "$cmd"
}
alias ask="noglob claude_execute"

# Usage
ask "List all conda env in this computer"

Useful shortcuts with texts in the terminal

Only for macOS (Windows/Linux isn’t checked yet)

Ctrl+A # go to the beginning of line
Ctrl+E # go to the end of line
Ctrl+R # search prompt history
Option+Left # back one word
Option+Right # forward one word
Ctrl+U # remove the entire line containing the cursor
Ctrl+K # delete from cursor to end of line
Crtl+W # delete a word backward (left of cursor)
Alt+D # delete a word forward (right of cursor)

Terminals

Windows

Install cmder (drop-down by Ctr + \\) and I use this personal setting files.

• More settings with cmder
• If you use WSL?

👉 Note: WSL on Windows

• Old options (using Windows Terminal)
• Windows Terminal + WSL?

Linux

• Download guake terminal
• Install Zsh, check the previous section.
• Save/Restore settings

MacOS

👉 Using iTerms2. Download its settings.