This article introduces a prompt system called Antigravity designed to standardize Linux terminal command execution and prevent dangerous operations like accidental file deletion. The system requires natural language explanations before executing commands, clearly stating the operation’s purpose and impact. For deletion or overwriting operations, it requires output in a standard warning format, including operation type, target path, justification, and safety verification. It prohibits blind command execution, emphasizing path verification and file counting when deleting directories. This system reduces human error through strict protocols, improving system administration security, and is suitable for automated tools and script execution in Linux environments.
