tompscanlan

tompscanlan is a micro-studio publisher whose entire catalog is currently anchored by the open-source utility light-dark-cli-win11, a command-line tool that flips Windows 11 between its light and dark system themes in a single keystroke. Built for power-users who live in terminals, scripts, or automation pipelines, the utility exposes the hidden registry and undocumented API calls that Microsoft reserves for the Settings panel, letting batch files, AutoHotkey macros, PowerShell profiles, and scheduled tasks toggle the global theme without opening a GUI. Typical use-cases include time-of-day scripts that darken the workspace at sunset, presentation modes that force a light theme before screen-sharing, and portable dev-environments where consistent contrast is required across IDEs, browsers, and terminals. Because the executable is self-contained and signed, it slips easily into enterprise deployment packages, RMM toolkits, or chocolatey scripts that configure new machines. While the publisher’s portfolio is intentionally narrow, the project’s GitHub repository shows active maintenance, community pull-requests for high-contrast theme support, and experimental branches that extend the same CLI pattern to accent-color switching and taskbar transparency. tompscanlan’s software is available for free on get.nero.com, with downloads delivered through trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always installing the latest release and allowing batch installation alongside other utilities.