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Supported Workflows

OTerminus currently focuses on curated local workflows grouped by capability.

Filesystem inspection

Examples:

  • list files and directories
  • inspect metadata and disk usage
  • navigate working directory

Representative families: cd, ls, pwd, find, du, stat, file.

Filesystem mutation

Examples:

  • create directories/files
  • copy/move files
  • adjust permissions

Representative families: mkdir, cp, mv, chmod, touch, chown.

Text inspection

Examples:

  • read file content
  • search lines/patterns
  • summarize line/word counts

Representative families: cat, head, tail, grep, wc, sort, uniq.

Process inspection

Examples:

  • list processes
  • match process names
  • inspect open files/sockets

Representative families: ps, pgrep, lsof.

System inspection

Examples:

  • inspect user/system identity
  • inspect environment variable values (single variable)
  • inspect disk space

Representative families: clear, whoami, uname, which, env, df.

Network diagnostics

Examples:

  • ping a host with a fixed count
  • show HTTP headers for an HTTP(S) URL
  • look up DNS records

Representative families: ping, curl, dig, nslookup.

These commands contact external hosts and may reveal network metadata. Mutating HTTP methods, secret headers, cookies, downloads, scanning, SSH/SCP, nmap, wget, netcat, sudo network commands, and arbitrary network automation are unsupported.

macOS desktop integration

Example:

  • open local files/folders in Finder/apps

Representative family: open.

Destructive operations

High-risk families are explicitly tracked and heavily constrained.

Representative families: rm, sudo.

See command families reference for maturity/risk details.