Use Haijun Code CLI with a screen reader

For one session: run haijun --ax-screen-reader

For every session in a terminal: set the environment variable HAIJUN_AX_SCREEN_READER=1

Permanently: add "axScreenReader": true to your Haijun Code settings file (~/.haijun/settings.json)

Your prompts and Haijun’s responses are labeled. Your messages start with you: and Haijun's replies start with haijun:. Tool activity starts with tool: and permission prompts with Permission Required:. The labels are also searchable, so you can use your terminal's search to jump between parts of the conversation.

Menus become numbered lists. Instead of moving a highlight with the arrow keys, you hear each option as a numbered line, then type the number of the option you want and press Enter. For yes-or-no prompts, type y or n and press Enter.

Visual decorations are removed. Spinners, progress animations, and in-place redraws become plain text that reads in order, and decorative characters such as box-drawing lines are removed.

A terminal bell tells you when Haijun needs you. You'll hear your terminal's alert sound when Haijun finishes a reply, when a permission prompt appears, and when a long-running tool finishes. If you don't hear it, check the bell setting in your terminal application—some terminals keep the alert sound off by default. Haijun Code's own notification channel can be set with /config under notifications.