Seek 0.3.4

Install it, and add it to Claude Code and Codex when they are on this PC, from PowerShell:

irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/SynrgStudio/seek/main/install.ps1 | iex

Running it again updates Seek, with agent sessions open too: they get the new version from their next call.

Or download seek.exe, put it anywhere, and give its full path to your MCP client as a stdio server with no arguments. It isn't signed yet: Windows may warn you the first time.

Built from this release's commit, with the tests passing.

SHA-256  22decce778f3b005771fc503beb9839af338ca9845230099a2c77a05c4c715e5  seek.exe

What changed

• What was made while no background process ran is found. At its start, the background process reads each drive's change journal (NTFS keeps one, readable without special rights) for what was made or renamed since the index was taken and is still there, the way the drive watchers would have seen it. Before, a file saved during an update, before the first agent call after logging in, or while the process was stopped, couldn't be found by name until the index was renewed. It adds about a second to the first call after a start, and seek --status says how many names it found. From a report: a file saved in Downloads during an update.
• Building Seek doesn't stop the installed one: build.bat stops only a background process running from build\seek.exe (seek --stop here). Before, every build stopped the user's background process too, and with it what the watchers see.