Observed arrival · 2026-09-10
Terminal Intelligence, a seatbelt for the command line
A native Mac terminal companion that explains failed commands, suggests fixes, and labels their risk before you run anything.
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Field notes
The product watches the terminal context, explains a failed or risky command, and places a proposed correction on the prompt only after the user chooses to insert it. Its examples distinguish a harmless git typo from “rm -rf build,” which it labels DANGER and pairs with a reminder to check the current directory. The page also specifies macOS 14+, Apple Terminal, and zsh, while describing telemetry as counts rather than command text.
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