Practical Terminal foundations
Students practise navigating folders, opening a project, and understanding the commands that start or test it.
Abelaro student workshops
Abelaro workshops use one real local project to teach practical Terminal and AI habits. They are also the first, controlled setting in which we are testing the Abelaro workspace-pet workflow before a later release for macOS power users.
one guided project
cd ~/Classes/lab-04
pwd
tmux attach -t lab_04
Understand the local workflow, then try returning to it through a workspace pet.
What the workshops are for
Students practise navigating folders, opening a project, and understanding the commands that start or test it.
The workshop uses AI as a thinking tool: students inspect its output and choose the next step themselves.
Each session gives Abelaro a real, supported setting in which to test the workflow before a broader app release.
Workshop flow
01
Start with a class, lab, or practice folder students already use.
02
Work through folders, commands, and Terminal basics before relying on a shortcut.
03
Use an AI tool to explore a task, review its answer, and decide the next step.
04
Use Abelaro to return to the related local Terminal session and share useful feedback.
Students learn a deliberate workflow around local tools, use AI with judgment, and try returning to the right project and Terminal session.
It does not complete assignments, connect to school systems, or run commands on startup. Commands run only after explicit interaction.
Workshop interest
Tell us whether you are interested in a student workshop, the future app release, or both. Educators and workshop organisers are welcome to get in touch.