BlindPilot

A screen-reader-first desktop front end for AI coding CLIs. It runs Claude Code, Codex, FreeBuff, opencode, Hermes, Muse Code, and Command Code in native wxPython windows, so NVDA, JAWS, and VoiceOver read controls instead of a terminal. It runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux. Linux is the least tested of the three.

Questions, bugs, and release news go to the SerrebiProjects Telegram group. Bug reports and feature requests also go in Issues.

BlindPilot started as a fork of Claude Code Reader by doubletaponair and keeps its accessibility design. See CREDITS.md.

What it does

• Runs seven coding agents, picked per tab from Model, Backend. New tabs start on the backend of the tab you are in, and the choice is remembered. Once your tabs use more than one backend, each tab's name, its prompt, the announcement when you switch to it, and the pitch of its send sound all say which backend it sends to.
• Runs every backend in Bypass permissions mode by default, so a task does not stop to ask for approval. Change this under Model, Permission Mode.
• Splits every answer into rows you can arrow through, one per heading, paragraph, list item, quote, code block, thought, tool call, and tool result.
• Reads answers aloud as they stream, or stays silent until the whole answer is in.
• Speaks every step of a run, or only your message, the answer, and status changes. See Narration below.
• Reopens past conversations from any backend and continues them. Compacts a long one in place.
• Runs several sessions at once, one tab each, with its own folder, model, and permission mode.
• Answers the multiple-choice questions a backend stops to ask, in one dialog with radio buttons, checkboxes, and an Other box.
• Lets you steer a running task with a new message, or stop it and keep what it produced.
• Attaches files and pasted images.
• Searches responses and copies a code block, a response, or the whole conversation.
• Lists the models and effort