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Terminal Teacher

Terminal Teacher trains Browser Console, PowerShell, and Command Prompt. Open a card, read the explain, run it in a sandbox first, and unlock live execution if you confirm. Chat can sit beside the lesson if you bring your own key. Coming soon.

> Sandbox is the default. Live is a lock you open on purpose.
> Three dialects, one trainer.
> Shell tracks start in a simulator. Console live runs wait for an explicit unlock.

Browser Console

track

document.querySelector('h1')?.innerText

Sandbox uses a practice document. Live needs an explicit unlock.

PowerShell

track

Get-ChildItem

Simulated shell. Practice first, then unlock live if you confirm.

Command Prompt

track

ipconfig

Windows Command Prompt, same trainer, different dialect.

1. Pick a track.
2. Open a card → Explain.
3. Run Sandbox first.
4. Live only if you confirm.

Technical

What the trainer holds

Three shells

Browser Console, PowerShell, and Command Prompt share one card layout. Each track keeps its own dialect so a lesson in one shell stays in that shell.

Sandbox first

Explain is on the card. Sandbox is the default run. Live execution is a lock you open on purpose, after you confirm.

Your key, optional

Chat can sit beside the lesson if you bring your own key. The trainer still works as cards and a sandbox when chat stays off.

Practice, then live

Shell tracks start in a simulator. Console live runs wait for an explicit unlock. You feel the command before it touches the real machine.

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