The CORE command group contains the essential terminal utilities that power navigation, history, output control, and system interaction.
These are the foundational commands every user can access (unless restricted by custom logic).
To view these commands inside the terminal:
help core
You will see:
CORE commands:
!! - Repeat the last command from this session history.
!N - Re-run command N from this session history (e.g. !3).
help - Show this help.
welcome - Show a personalized welcome message.
clear, cls - Clear the terminal output.
about, info - Information about Cointacted Social Terminal.
date, now - Show current date and time (browser).
echo x - Prints the value of x.
history - Show this session command history.
Below is a full explanation of each command.
1. !! — Repeat the Last Command #
Repeats the most recent command from this session’s history.
Example:
!!
Useful when testing commands repeatedly or working with wallet/network checks.
2. !N — Re-Run Command Number N #
Replays any command from the current session history by index.
Example:
!3
This executes the third command run during the session.
To see command numbers, use:
history
3. help — Help System #
Shows:
- All groups
- Commands inside a group
- Search results
Examples:
help
help wallet
help search gas
This is the most powerful discovery tool in the terminal.
4. welcome — Welcome Message #
Shows a personalized welcome message that includes user-specific details and tips.
Example:
welcome
5. clear / cls — Clear Output #
Clears the terminal window completely.
Examples:
clear
cls
Same behavior, two synonyms.
6. about / info — Plugin Information #
Displays general information about:
- Cointacted Social Terminal
- version
- environment
- browser/terminal basics
Examples:
about
info
7. date / now — Show Current Date and Time #
Displays current browser-local date and time.
Examples:
date
now
8. echo x — Print a Value #
Prints whatever you type after echo.
Examples:
echo Hello World
echo 123
echo [email protected]
Used in testing and debugging.
9. history — Show Command History #
Displays all commands executed during the current terminal session.
history
This helps:
- replay commands (
!N) - debug logic
- track usage
Summary #
The CORE group provides:
- history navigation
- output clearing
- terminal info
- date/time
- user prompt replay
- help and search
- safe utility functions
These commands form the backbone of the terminal experience.
