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reframe 0.5.0
Claude Code in WSL, separators that line up, and a Settings window.
New
- WSL (Windows): start a session in a folder inside WSL (Browse… → Linux, or type
\\wsl.localhost\Ubuntu\home\…) and it runs the Claude Code installed in that distribution, shown asUbuntu ~/project. Its status, notifications and resuming after a restart work as for any other session; dropped files and pasted screenshots come in as Linux paths. - WSL in the session list: past sessions of running distributions, and ones running in a WSL terminal, which are taken over like any other. A distribution with Claude Code that is not running says so there, with a button to start it.
- Snapping: separators snap to a grid over the window while you drag them, so tiles side by side and in other groups line up. Hold Alt to place one freely.
- Settings (the ⚙ in the toolbar, or Ctrl+,): the language (moved here from About), the text size and snapping.
- Groups grow: adding a tile that sits right next to a group widens the frame over it instead of moving the tile.
Fixed
- A tile whose session started a moment after reframe (as one in WSL does) stayed empty after a restart.
Install
You need Claude Code installed and logged in: on Windows itself, or in WSL for sessions in WSL folders. The builds are not code-signed yet:
- Windows:
reframe-Setup-0.5.0.exeinstalls for your user, without admin rights; installed copies update themselves. If SmartScreen warns, choose More info → Run anyway. - macOS (Apple silicon): open the
.dmgand drag reframe into Applications; the first time, right-click it → Open. - Linux: the
.AppImage(make it executable; it updates itself) or the.deb.