Magic Input
Type what you want to do in plain English. NeuroTerm translates it to the right terminal command.
How to Use
1
Press @ in the terminal
Opens the Magic Input prompt
2
Type your request in plain English
"show all running processes"
3
Review the suggested command
Press Enter to insert, Tab to copy, Esc to cancel
@"find large files over 100MB"
Suggested command:
find / -type f -size +100M 2>/dev/null
Keyboard Shortcuts
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
| @ | Open Magic Input |
| Enter | Insert command into terminal |
| Tab | Copy command to clipboard |
| Esc | Cancel and close |
Example Prompts
@"show memory usage"
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free -h@"list all network interfaces"
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ip addr@"find all .log files"
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find . -name "*.log"@"check disk space"
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df -h@"kill process on port 8080"
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fuser -k 8080/tcp@"compress this folder"
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tar -czvf archive.tar.gz folder/@"show system uptime"
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uptime@"watch CPU usage"
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topUsing with Local RAG
When you import datasheets via Local RAG, Magic Input uses that knowledge for hardware-specific commands.
@"turn on the status LED"
Suggested command:
echo 1 > /sys/class/gpio/gpio147/value
GPIO5_IO19 (pin 147) is STATUS_LED — from your datasheet
The AI cites the source document so you can verify the information.
Tips for Better Results
Be specific
"show files modified in the last hour" is better than "show recent files"
Include context
"find Python files containing 'import requests'" gives more targeted results
State the goal, not the steps
"backup this directory to /mnt/backup" instead of "how do I use rsync"
Review before running
Always check the suggested command, especially for destructive operations like rm