tldr-pages/tldr — reverse-engineered prompt
Reverse engineered prompt
Build me a community driven command line help project. I want a collection of short Markdown pages for common terminal commands, where each page explains what the command is for in plain language and then shows practical examples people actually use.
It should feel like the friendly version of man pages for beginners and people who are rusty. Organize the pages by platform, like Linux, macOS, BSD, Android, Windows and similar systems, and leave room for translated versions in different languages.
Please include a simple page format, contribution notes, basic checks so the pages stay consistent, and a few sample pages for commands like tar or lsof. The content should be easy to browse, easy to edit on GitHub, and ready for other command line or web clients to consume later.
Look up current docs online if you need to.
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