[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls -l' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls -l')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls -a' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls -a')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'pwd' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='pwd')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'echo hello world' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='echo hello world')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cd data' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cd data')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cd docs' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cd docs')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cd src' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cd src')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cat notes.md' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cat notes.md')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'head -n 2 notes.md' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='head -n 2 notes.md')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'wc -l notes.md' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='wc -l notes.md')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cat readme.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cat readme.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'head -n 2 readme.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='head -n 2 readme.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'wc -l readme.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='wc -l readme.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls -l' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls -l')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls -a' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls -a')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'pwd' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='pwd')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'echo hello world' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='echo hello world')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cd data' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cd data')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cd docs' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cd docs')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cd src' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cd src')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cat notes.md' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cat notes.md')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'head -n 2 notes.md' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='head -n 2 notes.md')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'wc -l notes.md' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='wc -l notes.md')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cat readme.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cat readme.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'head -n 2 readme.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='head -n 2 readme.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'wc -l readme.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='wc -l readme.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls -l' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls -l')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls -a' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls -a')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'pwd' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='pwd')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'echo hello world' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='echo hello world')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cd data' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cd data')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cd docs' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cd docs')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cd src' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cd src')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cat notes.md' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cat notes.md')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'head -n 2 notes.md' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='head -n 2 notes.md')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'wc -l notes.md' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='wc -l notes.md')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cat readme.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cat readme.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'head -n 2 readme.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='head -n 2 readme.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'wc -l readme.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='wc -l readme.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls -l' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls -l')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls -a' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls -a')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'pwd' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='pwd')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'echo hello world' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='echo hello world')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cd data' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cd data')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cd docs' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cd docs')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cd src' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cd src')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cat notes.md' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cat notes.md')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'head -n 2 notes.md' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='head -n 2 notes.md')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'wc -l notes.md' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='wc -l notes.md')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cat readme.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cat readme.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'head -n 2 readme.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='head -n 2 readme.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'wc -l readme.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='wc -l readme.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls -l' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls -l')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls -a' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls -a')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'pwd' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='pwd')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'echo hello world' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='echo hello world')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cd data' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cd data')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cd docs' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cd docs')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cd src' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cd src')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cat notes.md' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cat notes.md')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'head -n 2 notes.md' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='head -n 2 notes.md')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'wc -l notes.md' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='wc -l notes.md')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cat readme.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cat readme.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'head -n 2 readme.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='head -n 2 readme.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'wc -l readme.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='wc -l readme.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls -l' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls -l')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls -a' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls -a')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'pwd' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='pwd')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'echo hello world' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='echo hello world')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cd ..' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cd ..')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cat log.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cat log.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'head -n 2 log.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='head -n 2 log.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'wc -l log.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='wc -l log.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cat scores.csv' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cat scores.csv')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'head -n 2 scores.csv' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='head -n 2 scores.csv')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'wc -l scores.csv' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='wc -l scores.csv')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls -l' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls -l')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls -a' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls -a')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'pwd' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='pwd')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'echo hello world' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='echo hello world')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cd ..' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cd ..')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cat log.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cat log.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'head -n 2 log.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='head -n 2 log.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'wc -l log.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='wc -l log.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cat scores.csv' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cat scores.csv')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'head -n 2 scores.csv' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='head -n 2 scores.csv')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'wc -l scores.csv' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='wc -l scores.csv')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls -l' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls -l')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls -a' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls -a')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'pwd' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='pwd')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'echo hello world' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='echo hello world')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cd ..' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cd ..')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cat log.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cat log.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'head -n 2 log.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='head -n 2 log.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'wc -l log.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='wc -l log.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cat scores.csv' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cat scores.csv')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'head -n 2 scores.csv' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='head -n 2 scores.csv')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'wc -l scores.csv' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='wc -l scores.csv')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls -l' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls -l')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls -a' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls -a')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'pwd' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='pwd')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'echo hello world' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='echo hello world')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cd ..' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cd ..')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cat log.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cat log.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'head -n 2 log.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='head -n 2 log.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'wc -l log.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='wc -l log.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cat scores.csv' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cat scores.csv')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'head -n 2 scores.csv' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='head -n 2 scores.csv')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'wc -l scores.csv' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='wc -l scores.csv')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls -l' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls -l')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls -a' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls -a')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'pwd' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='pwd')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'echo hello world' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='echo hello world')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cd ..' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cd ..')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cat log.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cat log.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'head -n 2 log.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='head -n 2 log.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'wc -l log.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='wc -l log.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cat scores.csv' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cat scores.csv')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'head -n 2 scores.csv' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='head -n 2 scores.csv')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'wc -l scores.csv' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='wc -l scores.csv')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls -l' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls -l')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls -a' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls -a')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'pwd' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='pwd')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'echo hello world' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='echo hello world')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cd ..' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cd ..')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cat faq.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cat faq.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'head -n 2 faq.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='head -n 2 faq.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'wc -l faq.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='wc -l faq.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cat guide.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cat guide.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'head -n 2 guide.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='head -n 2 guide.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'wc -l guide.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='wc -l guide.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls -l' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls -l')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls -a' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls -a')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'pwd' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='pwd')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'echo hello world' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='echo hello world')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cd ..' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cd ..')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cat faq.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cat faq.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'head -n 2 faq.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='head -n 2 faq.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'wc -l faq.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='wc -l faq.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cat guide.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cat guide.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'head -n 2 guide.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='head -n 2 guide.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'wc -l guide.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='wc -l guide.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls -l' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls -l')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls -a' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls -a')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'pwd' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='pwd')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'echo hello world' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='echo hello world')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cd ..' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cd ..')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cat faq.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cat faq.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'head -n 2 faq.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='head -n 2 faq.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'wc -l faq.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='wc -l faq.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cat guide.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cat guide.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'head -n 2 guide.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='head -n 2 guide.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'wc -l guide.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='wc -l guide.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls -l' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls -l')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls -a' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls -a')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'pwd' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='pwd')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'echo hello world' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='echo hello world')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cd ..' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cd ..')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cat faq.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cat faq.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'head -n 2 faq.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='head -n 2 faq.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'wc -l faq.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='wc -l faq.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cat guide.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cat guide.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'head -n 2 guide.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='head -n 2 guide.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'wc -l guide.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='wc -l guide.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls -l' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls -l')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls -a' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls -a')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'pwd' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='pwd')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'echo hello world' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='echo hello world')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cd ..' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cd ..')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cat faq.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cat faq.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'head -n 2 faq.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='head -n 2 faq.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'wc -l faq.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='wc -l faq.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cat guide.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cat guide.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'head -n 2 guide.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='head -n 2 guide.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'wc -l guide.txt' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='wc -l guide.txt')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls -l' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls -l')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls -a' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls -a')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'pwd' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='pwd')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'echo hello world' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='echo hello world')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cd ..' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cd ..')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cat main.py' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cat main.py')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'head -n 2 main.py' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='head -n 2 main.py')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'wc -l main.py' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='wc -l main.py')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cat utils.py' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cat utils.py')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'head -n 2 utils.py' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='head -n 2 utils.py')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'wc -l utils.py' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='wc -l utils.py')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls -l' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls -l')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls -a' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls -a')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'pwd' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='pwd')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'echo hello world' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='echo hello world')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cd ..' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cd ..')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cat main.py' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cat main.py')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'head -n 2 main.py' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='head -n 2 main.py')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'wc -l main.py' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='wc -l main.py')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cat utils.py' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cat utils.py')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'head -n 2 utils.py' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='head -n 2 utils.py')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'wc -l utils.py' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='wc -l utils.py')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls -l' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls -l')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls -a' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls -a')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'pwd' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='pwd')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'echo hello world' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='echo hello world')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cd ..' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cd ..')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cat main.py' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cat main.py')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'head -n 2 main.py' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='head -n 2 main.py')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'wc -l main.py' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='wc -l main.py')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cat utils.py' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cat utils.py')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'head -n 2 utils.py' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='head -n 2 utils.py')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'wc -l utils.py' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='wc -l utils.py')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls -l' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls -l')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls -a' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls -a')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'pwd' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='pwd')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'echo hello world' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='echo hello world')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cd ..' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cd ..')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cat main.py' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cat main.py')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'head -n 2 main.py' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='head -n 2 main.py')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'wc -l main.py' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='wc -l main.py')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cat utils.py' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cat utils.py')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'head -n 2 utils.py' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='head -n 2 utils.py')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'wc -l utils.py' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='wc -l utils.py')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls -l' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls -l')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'ls -a' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='ls -a')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'pwd' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='pwd')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'echo hello world' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='echo hello world')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cd ..' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cd ..')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cat main.py' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cat main.py')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'head -n 2 main.py' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='head -n 2 main.py')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
<image>

[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'wc -l main.py' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='wc -l main.py')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
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[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'cat utils.py' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='cat utils.py')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
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[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'head -n 2 utils.py' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='head -n 2 utils.py')


[User]
You are using a Linux terminal.
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[Assistant]
## Action:
Type the command 'wc -l utils.py' and press Enter.
## Code:
pyautogui.write(message='wc -l utils.py')