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@Luneswan Luneswan released this 03 Sep 16:08

Fixes the first-run install on Windows and adds a per-account export flow.

Install, one line for the shell you are in:

cmd:         pip install claude-rework && python -m claude_rework install
PowerShell:  pip install claude-rework; python -m claude_rework install
macOS/Linux: pip3 install claude-rework && python3 -m claude_rework install

Windows PowerShell 5.1 has no &&, and claude-rework is not on PATH in the shell that just ran pip, so the old single line failed twice over.

Fixed

  • install adds its scripts directory to your user PATH itself, so claude-rework works by name in any new terminal. Written through HKCU\Environment, not setx - setx truncates at 1024 characters and would corrupt a long PATH. A receipt records what was added so uninstall removes ours and never your own entry. Opt out with --no-path.
  • The desktop app no longer reports "not found" when it is installed but has never been launched. The app is probed separately from its config, the config is created when missing, and status distinguishes not installed, never launched, and connected via mcp.
  • status and doctor now report whether Claude will actually list the recall skill, instead of leaving a skill with broken frontmatter looking identical to one that is not installed.

Re-running install is now also a repair

It removes our hook entries that are registered twice, point at an interpreter that no longer exists, or carry backslashes bash would eat, and drops MCP entries left behind under the pre-rename name. Another plugin's hooks and MCP entries are left alone, and your corpus, notes, activity log, tuning, redaction rules and any files you added by hand are kept byte for byte.

New

  • claude-rework scan reads a whole account's history in before you carry it.
  • claude-rework export with no filename writes claude-rework-<account>-<date>.zip, so two accounts' bundles can sit in one folder and still be told apart.
  • claude-rework whoami shows the signed-in account and what the export would be called; inspect names the account a bundle came from.
  • install.cmd for Command Prompt, alongside the existing PowerShell, macOS and Linux scripts.