A futuristic, high-contrast dark terminal interface styled like a secret intelligence agency system. The UI is minimal and cinematic, with green monospaced text on a deep black background. Includes a blinking input cursor, fake system logs, and classified command lines like ACCESS: GRANTED, MISSION FILES >> DECRYPTING, and AGENT ONLINE. The layout has a central input box with subtle scanline effects and glowing edges. No mouse elements — fully keyboard-driven look. Style: cyberpunk, hacker, classified, modern espionage Lighting: ambient glow, neon green highlights, soft reflections Resolution: ultra-clear, 16:9 aspect ratio
I'll create a futuristic cyberpunk terminal interface that looks like a classified intelligence agency system. This will feature green monospaced text, animated system logs, and a central command input with glowing effects.
I've created a futuristic cyberpunk terminal interface that captures the essence of a classified intelligence agency system. Here are the key features:
Visual Design:
- Deep black background with bright green monospaced text
- Animated scanline effects for that authentic CRT monitor feel
- Glowing borders and subtle blur effects on the command input
- High contrast design with neon green highlights
Interactive Elements:
- Animated system logs that type out classified messages
- Blinking cursor animations
- Central command input box with glowing edges
- Real-time UTC clock display
Cyberpunk Aesthetics:
- Classified terminal branding with "NEXUS INTELLIGENCE NETWORK"
- Security status indicators
- Clearance level display
- Authentic command-line interface styling
Functionality:
- Fully keyboard-driven interface
- Command input processing
- Responsive design that works on different screen sizes
- Atmospheric typing animations
The interface feels like something from a high-tech espionage thriller, complete with the cinematic flair you requested. The green-on-black color scheme and monospaced font give it that classic hacker terminal aesthetic.
The code returns the following error:
Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'startsWith')
at (/cyberpunk-terminal)
at Component (/cyberpunk-terminal)
Revise the code to address the error.
I was previewing: /
I'll fix the error by adding proper null checks and ensuring the log entries are always valid strings.
The error has been fixed by adding proper null checks and ensuring all log entries are valid strings before processing them. The terminal should now work correctly without any undefined property errors.