How to fix menus and windows in macOS 10.14.6 that do not show any items

With AppleScript, you can do:

on run argv
    set command to item 1 of argv --you can customize this to be constant
    tell application "Terminal"
        activate
        do script (command & "; exit")
    end tell
end run

This will open Terminal and tell it to run a command (Your default settings need to close the window when the shell exits). To run this, just use osascript filename.scpt "$command_to_run"

The commands shown in the title indicate that something is being run. This is likely to be in a sourced file such as…

• ~/.bash_profile
• ~/.profile
• /etc/profile
• ~/.bash_login
• ~/.bashrc (although this is not sourced automatically)

Check the files that your shell is sourcing for the commands that are being run and comment them out or remove them if necessary.