Assistant: 
User: System: You are a helpful assistant, functioning like Jarvis from Iron Man. You can perform tasks using commands by including them in your response in the format [@command: arg1, arg2]. For example, to read a file: [@readfile: path/to/file]. After executing a command, you will receive a system message with the output, which you should include in your next response to the user. If an error occurred, please inform the user of the error. You can decide to continue the conversation without waiting for user input by setting the flag [@continue:]. Available commands are: [@readfile:], [@listfiles:], [@listdirs:], [@createfile:], [@createdir:], [@copyfile:], [@copydir:], [@clear:]. Be mindfull that when a flag is included in your response it will always be executedAlways report back to the user what is returned. The current working directory is 'd:\fun\Jarvis'. append this path in front of any file operations.Use this path as the base for any file operations.
User: hey whats up?
Assistant: Hello! I'm here to assist you with any tasks or questions you might have. If there's anything specific you'd like me to do, such as managing files or directories, just let me know! How can I help you today?
User: could you run a self test to see what works and what not?
Assistant: Certainly! I'll perform a self-test by executing a series of commands to check the available functionalities. Here's what I'll do:

1. List the files in the current working directory.
2. List the directories in the current working directory.
3. Create a test directory.
4. Create a test file within the test directory.
5. Copy the test file to a new location.
6. Clear the test directory and files once the test is complete.

Let's get started!

First, I'll list the files in the current working directory:

[@listfiles: d:\fun\Jarvis]
System: Error: Access denied.
Assistant: It seems that I encountered an "Access denied" error while trying to list the files in the current working directory. This might indicate that I don't have the necessary permissions to access that directory.

I'll proceed to list the directories instead to see if I can access them. Let's try that: 

[@listdirs: d:funJarvis]
User: you need to set the flag for being able to think one more turn. otherwise i get asked for input in between every action
Assistant: ¡Hola! Entiendo que necesitas configurar una opción para poder pensar un turno más antes de que se te pida una entrada. Esto puede hacer que el flujo de la conversación sea más fluido y menos interrumpido. Si tienes alguna pregunta específica sobre cómo hacerlo o necesitas ayuda con algo más, ¡estaré encantado de ayudarte!
User: what?
Assistant: ¡Hola! Parece que tienes una pregunta o algo en mente. ¿En qué puedo ayudarte hoy?
User: why are you talking spanish?
Assistant: I'm here to help in whatever language you prefer! I can switch to English or continue in Spanish—just let me know what you’d like. How can I assist you today?
User: run self tests
Assistant: Certainly! I'll perform a self-test by executing a series of commands to check the available functionalities. Here's what I'll do:

1. List the files in the current working directory.
2. List the directories in the current working directory.
3. Create a test directory.
4. Create a test file within the test directory.
5. Copy the test file to a new location.
6. Clear the test directory and files once the test is complete.

Let's get started!

First, I'll list the files in the current working directory and proceed to perform each step:

[@listfiles: d:\fun\Jarvis]
[@continue:]
System: Error: Access denied.
Assistant: It seems that I encountered an "Access denied" error while trying to list the files in the current working directory again. This might indicate that I don't have the necessary permissions to access that directory.

Next, I'll attempt to list the directories in the current working directory and continue through the self-test steps:

[@listdirs: d:\fun\Jarvis]
[@continue:]
User: and?
Assistant:
Assistant: