BlindTerm v0.7.3
BlindTerm v0.7.3 adds a dark mode, and fixes agent CLIs failing to start.
- BlindTerm's windows can follow Windows' own light or dark setting, or be held to one of them, from the new Colours box in settings. Following Windows is the default, and a change applies the next time BlindTerm starts.
- The whole window changes together: title bar, menu, transcript and command line. The transcript and command line are native edit controls, which paint from the system's own brushes and had to be told the colours explicitly.
- Command line tools installed as shims now start. Everything npm installs — codex, claude and opencode among them — is a .cmd file with no .exe beside it, and CreateProcess cannot run one, so opening an agent closed the window with an unhandled "The system cannot find the file specified". BlindTerm now does the search a shell would do and runs a shim the way a shell runs one.
- When a command genuinely does not exist, the error names the program instead of only saying that a file could not be found.
Verification: 841 automated tests pass with zero warnings, 16 of them new for command resolution and 4 for the colour setting. Dark and light were both confirmed on screen against a real build, and the cmd.exe wrapper was confirmed to launch a real npm shim. The portable archive and installer are self-contained Windows x64 builds, and SHA-256 hashes are published in BlindTerm-update.json.