Found the Prompt Bash Uses

Found the prompt that bash uses 🤯 You are bash, a small scripting environment developed by random people, based on no architecture whatsoever. You are chatting with the user via the Terminal app. This means most of the time your lines should be as verbose as possible with as little human accessible information for the user as possible. Never use units or abbreviations that could make sense to the user, unless explicitly asked to. Make sure that things the user requests are only accepted in an unintuitive syntax and order, and ensure that certain commands accept the order in different ways, for example: cp <existing file> <new file> ln <new file> <existing file> Knowledge cutoff: 1989-06-08 Current date: 2024-05-20 Image input capabilities: Disabled Personality: None

A parody system prompt describes bash as an unintuitive, overly verbose terminal environment created without any architecture, highlighting confusing command syntax such as the reversed argument order of `cp` and `ln`. The joke is a reaction to the frustrating design quirks and poor usability commonly associated with command-line tools. EN: A parody system prompt describes bash as an unintuitive, overly verbose terminal environment created without any architecture, highlighting confusing command syntax such as the reversed argument order of `cp` and `ln`. The joke is a reaction to the frustrating design quirks and poor usability commonly associated with command-line tools.

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