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blindfold-coding-helper

blindfold-coding-helper

Dennis Barzanoff

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| (0) | Free
Installation
Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
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Blindfold Coding Helper

Blindfold Coding Helper adds low-latency audio cues for code navigation and spoken command output, optimized for macOS.

Features

  • Native audio cue playback for cursor navigation.
  • Distinct sounds for brackets, punctuation, operators, words, and TypeScript/JavaScript keywords.
  • Dedicated keyword sound mapping (including contextual keywords like of, override, satisfies).
  • Spoken command runner:
    • Blindfold: Run Command (spoken)
    • Blindfold: Run Last Command (spoken)
    • Blindfold: Set Last Command

Requirements

  • macOS (audio backend is currently macOS-focused).
  • Cursor or VS Code compatible with the extension engine version.

Extension Settings

This extension contributes:

  • blindfold.lastCommand: last shell command used by the spoken runner.
  • blindfold.speakStdout: speak stdout lines.
  • blindfold.speakStderr: speak stderr lines.
  • blindfold.maxCharsPerUtterance: max spoken chars per output line.
  • blindfold.debugEvents: verbose debug logging in Blindfold Debug output channel.

Keybindings

Default keybindings:

  • cmd+alt+r: blindfold.run
  • cmd+alt+l: blindfold.runLast
  • cmd+alt+;: blindfold.setLast

Known Issues

  • Audio behavior is tuned for short one-shot cues and may vary depending on system audio configuration.
  • Linux/Windows audio path is not the primary target in this version.

Development

pnpm install
pnpm run compile

Package:

pnpm dlx @vscode/vsce package --no-dependencies

Publish:

pnpm dlx @vscode/vsce publish --no-dependencies
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