Claude Terminals 1.1.3

New

• Plugins: web pages of your own inside Claude Terminals. A plugin is a folder holding a plugin.json and its page. Put it in the plugins folder: palette button › Plugins › Open the plugins folder. It shows in the menu the next time you open it, without restarting. A plugin can:

  • open as a document tab, or as a tab in the side panel beside Git Changes (side panel plugins come back after a restart);
  • add up to 8 items to the palette menu, a project's right-click menu, a session's ⋯ menu or a session tab's right-click menu, and be told which project or session was clicked;
  • add an icon button to the title bar (right-click it › Hide this button; the palette menu brings it back);
  • put a count or a dot on its tab, and set its tab's caption;
  • follow the app's light or dark theme.

  The README's Plugins section explains how to write one.

• Plugins can't touch your sessions. A plugin runs in a sandbox. It can't see your sessions, terminals, files or Git, and it can't reach the app or other plugins. It gets no browser permissions and can't open windows or leave its own pages. It knows only the name, id and folder of a project or session you picked one of its menu items on.

Install

If you're on 1.0.8 or later, this update installs itself: click Update to 1.1.3 at the top right. From 1.0.7 or earlier, download and run the installer below.

Download ClaudeTerminals-Setup-1.1.3.exe below and run it. It upgrades an existing install and keeps your sessions. Close Claude Terminals first, or setup will offer to.

The installer is signed by Llamachant Technology Ltd. If SmartScreen still shows "Windows protected your PC" for this new release, check that the publisher says Llamachant Technology Ltd, then choose More info → Run anyway.

SHA-256 ClaudeTerminals-Setup-1.1.3.exe

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