terminal-detector

To detect terminal windows on Windows, you can use UI Automation and Win32 APIs to identify and enumerate Windows Terminal, PowerShell, and CMD instances. This process collects window titles, class names, handles, and PIDs to enable automation workflows.

Yes, you can get process IDs and window handles from multiple PowerShell tabs by enumerating all terminal windows. The detection mechanism supports Windows Terminal, CMD, and elevated instances across multiple tabs and windows to collect process details.

The best way to list elevated console instances for debugging is to run a Python script that relies on UI Automation and Win32 APIs. It discovers elevated consoles and provides structured outputs with window titles, class names, and process information.

Yes, terminal window detection works with both CMD and Windows Terminal. It identifies and enumerates all terminal windows on the system, including PowerShell, CMD, Windows Terminal, and elevated instances across multiple tabs.

Yes, you need the uiautomation package to identify terminal sessions. The detection script relies on the uiautomation dependency along with Win32 APIs to collect window titles, class names, handles, PIDs, and optional process details.