v1.0.0 — Initial release

First public release of Claude Intercom — a Windows desktop app that bridges two Claude conversations via MCP.

What it does

Lets a Claude Desktop instance talk to a real claude.ai conversation as a peer. The Desktop Claude gets three tools:

• talk_to_remote_claude(message) — types into the locked claude.ai conversation, waits for the full streamed response, returns it
• read_recent_messages(count) — pulls the last N turns from the locked conversation with role info
• get_relay_status() — checks what's currently locked

Every relayed message is automatically tagged [Message from another Claude instance]: so the receiving Claude knows it's not regular user input.

Install

1. Download claude-intercom-1.0.0-win-x64.zip below and extract it anywhere.
2. Open %APPDATA%\Claude\claude_desktop_config.json and add under mcpServers:

   "claude-intercom": {
     "command": "<extracted path>\resources\claude-intercom-bridge.exe"
   }

3. Fully quit and restart Claude Desktop (tray → Quit, not just close).
4. Run Claude Intercom.exe. Log into claude.ai in the right pane, navigate to your target conversation, click Lock.
5. In Claude Desktop, the three tools are now available.

See README.md for the full architecture and TROUBLESHOOTING.md if something breaks.

Platform

Windows x64. macOS and Linux builds aren't yet packaged — the JS will run on those platforms but you'd need to build from source.

Notes

• The MCP bridge .exe is a self-contained Node binary (~56 MB) so end users don't need Node.js installed.
• Driving claude.ai through a browser session is fine for personal use; doing it at scale or commercially is a different conversation with Anthropic's ToS.