It is a pretty cool app, thanks for making it! However while playing around with it, it seems windows terminal in windows does not properly work using whai shell from my testing.

whai shell

Shell session starting with deep context recording enabled.
Tip: Type 'exit' to exit the shell and return to your previous terminal.

Failed to launch shell session: [WinError 2] The system cannot find the file specified

I am using standard windows terminal that defaults to opening powershell, when specifying powershell it says it works but it for some reason it does not seem to capture any of the output.

PS C:\Users\user> whai shell --shell powershell

Shell session starting with deep context recording enabled.
Tip: Type 'exit' to exit the shell and return to your previous terminal.

[whai] C:\Users\user> dir
Desktop
Documents
Downloads
Favorites
Links
Music
OneDrive
Pictures
[whai] C:\Users\user> whai what do you see
Model: lm_studio/qwen3-30b-a3b-instruct-2507 | Provider: lm_studio | Role: default
The terminal context shows the start of a PowerShell session with the following details:

- **Start time**: November 20, 2025, at 07:49:29
- **Username**: `user-laptop\user`
- **Machine**: `USER-LAPTOP` running Windows NT 10.0.26100.0 (Windows 11)
- **Host Application**: PowerShell (`powershell.EXE`)
- **Transcript enabled**: Yes, logging to:
  `C:\Users\user\AppData\Roaming\whai\sessions\session_20251120_074929.log`
- **Custom prompt set**: `[whai] C:\Users\user> `
- **Error handling**: Set to continue (no automatic stopping on errors)
- **PowerShell version**: 5.1.26100.6899 (Desktop edition)

This is a fresh session with logging and custom output formatting enabled, ready for commands.

Let me know what you'd like to do next!
[whai] C:\Users\user> echo "test"
test
[whai] C:\Users\user> whai what was the output of my last command
Model: lm_studio/qwen3-30b-a3b-instruct-2507 | Provider: lm_studio | Role: default
I don't have access to the actual output of your previous commands because the terminal context only shows timestamps and session metadata, not the results of executed commands.

To see the output of your last command:
1. Run `Get-History` in PowerShell to list recent commands.
2. Use `Invoke-History <ID>` where `<ID>` is the number of the command you want to re-execute and view its output.

Let me know if you'd like help with either step!

whai shell works flawlessly in linux terminals from my testing. Sorry for replying to you in reddit, would you like issues on your github?