Worked on enhancing Neovim’s Windows console handling by developing a Console Resource Management and I/O Preservation feature in the neovim/neovim repository. This involved refactoring console allocation logic to borrow the parent’s console when possible and allocate a hidden console only when detaching, ensuring proper rebinding of standard input and output streams. Addressed a Ctrl-C handling regression for Windows Terminal Jobs by ensuring embedded servers inherit the console, improving signal delivery and reliability. Utilized C programming, Lua scripting, and the Windows API to improve TUI stability, resource efficiency, and I/O preservation, resulting in more robust Windows-based development workflows.