Type it. It stays in the tab.

Commander at /terminal is a Quake-style power-user terminal with exactly seven allow-listed local commands. No server execution, no fetch, no eval — every input maps to a TypeScript handler in the page, and unknown input gets “command not found”, not a shell.

7: commands total
500: line history cap
500: char input limit
0: network calls

Reference

All seven commands

Commands are case-insensitive on the first word; arguments are split on whitespace. Anything outside this table is rejected — the allow-list is the whole language.

commander — help output

local sandbox

helpe.g. help

Prints the available command list. Start here — it is the source of truth if this page ever drifts.

echo <text>e.g. echo hello studio

Prints text back. No expansion, no execution — what you type is what you get.

statuse.g. status

Shows local session status: sandbox mode, online/offline (fail-open), timestamp, and the 500-line history cap.

coins <n>e.g. coins 250

Quotes n Vibe Coins in USD at 100 coins = $1 with the 75/25 creator/platform split. Quote only — no ledger writes. n must be a non-negative integer.

luck <intention>e.g. luck ship the demo

Shows the deterministic FNV-1a hex seed preview for an intention. Display only — no draw is recorded.

cleare.g. clear

Clears the scrollback buffer. History starts fresh; nothing is persisted anywhere.

whoamie.g. whoami

Prints the local identity: commander, unauthenticated, no session, no server.

Guarantees

What local-only means

The sandbox boundary is structural, not a promise: there is no code path from input to network. Coins quotes and luck previews are pure display — they read no wallet, write no ledger, and record no draw.

Type it. It stays in the tab.

commands total

500

line history cap

500

char input limit

network calls