Python not taking my command

[Theo-Selin]

I'm using Copilot in VsCode with Claude Opus 4.5 and it's taking my TaskSync.md seriously enough to execute the Python terminal and wait for a task, but when I write my next command and press enter nothing happens.

This is what the copilot runs: python3 -c "import sys; print('Enter Task: '); sys.stdin.read()"
And this is what happens when I try to enter the task:

Python version: Python 3.14.2

[2773908879]

It looks like the issue stems from using sys.stdin.read()—this function reads all input until it encounters an EOF (End of File) signal, not just a single line when you press Enter. So when you type your task and hit Enter, Python is still waiting for more input (or the EOF marker) instead of processing your entry. A simple fix is to replace sys.stdin.read() with sys.stdin.readline() (to read one line) or use Python’s built-in input() function (which is more intuitive for this use case). For example, changing the command to python3 -c "task = input('Enter Task: '); print('You entered:', task)" will make it immediately capture your input when you press Enter. If you stick with the original approach, you’d need to send an EOF (e.g., press Ctrl+D on macOS/Linux or Ctrl+Z then Enter on Windows) after typing your task for it to process, but using input() is far more user-friendly for this interactive task prompt.

[4regab]

I agree with @2773908879. The previous version of Tasksync-V5 uses input(), please use that instead if you find sys.stdin.read() hard to use.