claude-kit v0.4.1

What's new in v0.4.1

Bug fixes

• Fixed auto-update button not appearing when an update is available (pendingUpdate was using deep reactivity on a non-plain object)

Full Changelog: v0.3.2...v0.4.1

claude-kit v0.4.0

What's new in v0.4.0

ck — CLI companion tool

A new ck binary ships alongside the desktop app, powered by the same library (~/.claude-assets/). Install it once, use it anywhere:

ck apply my-bundle          # materialize a bundle into the current project
ck list                     # list all bundles in the library
ck installed                # show what's active in the current project
ck clean                    # remove all claude-kit symlinks from the project

The desktop app and ck share the exact same library, bundles, and origins — no sync needed.

Hooks management

Create, edit, and delete local hooks directly from the app. Each hook is an executable script tied to a Claude Code event. The app auto-registers it into the project's settings.json on apply and cleans it up on remove.

AI generation included — describe what you want ("block any rm -rf command") and the app writes the script for you.

MCP server management

Manually create and manage local MCP server configs from the Browse → Library view. Configs can be added to any bundle and deployed to a project in one click, merging safely with any existing mcp.json.

Asset refine chat

Iterate on any asset through a streaming back-and-forth conversation directly in the editor. The current file content is sent as context on every turn — no copy-pasting.

Bundle generation via chat

Describe a workflow in plain language and get a complete, coherent bundle back — skills, commands, agents all generated together and kept in sync across turns.

Bundle share codes

Export any bundle as a compact copy-paste code (gzip + base64). Send it to a colleague, paste it on another machine — the full bundle is recreated locally with no server involved.

Loading screen

App now shows a clean splash screen while the library loads on startup instead of flashing an empty state.

Settings: custom Claude CLI path

If claude isn't on your PATH, you can now point the app at the binary directly in Settings instead of fighting with shell config.

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Bug fixes

• Fixed auto-update notifications: replaced the startup toast with a persistent topbar button so it doesn't vanish before you can act on it
• Fixed scroll in the bundle generation view when the asset list grows tall
• Fixed Windows: custom CLI path no longer appends a spurious .exe
• Fixed MCP-only plugins incorrectly showing as "not imported" in the library
• Fixed toast styles missing after a dependency update (vue-sonner stylesheet)

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Notes

• Windows and macOS binaries are unsigned — SmartScreen / Gatekeeper will warn on first launch. See the install instructions for the one-time bypass.
• The bundle recommender (/recommend) remains available at its route for direct testing but is not yet surfaced in the UI — the AI currently only sees plugin names, not asset content, leading to hallucinated names. A content-aware rebuild is planned.

claude-kit v0.3.2

Fixes

• Import from community plugins/marketplaces

claude-kit v0.3.1

What's new

• ✨ Harmonized badge — assets rewritten by the AI harmonizer now
  carry a small badge in the library list and the asset editor header,
  with a tooltip showing when they were last harmonized. Tracked
  separately from import origins so it works on both marketplace and
  hand-crafted assets.
• View on GitHub link on every plugin's detail page. Resolves to
  the right URL for any plugin source shape — including inline
  plugins from third-party marketplaces, which now correctly point
  to their subfolder on the marketplace's host repo.

Polish

• Harmonize diff is now word-level inside hunks. Previously a
  single typo fix in a long line showed the entire paragraph as
  removed + added — now only the words that actually changed are
  highlighted (red for deletions, green for additions, the rest stays
  neutral). Picking out what the model changed is no longer guesswork.
• External links open in your default browser. Clicking any link
  inside a plugin README or an asset preview used to navigate the
  Tauri WebView away from the app, which had no back button — they
  now open in the OS browser via the new tauri-plugin-opener wiring.

Fixes

• Apply-to-project errors surface the actual problem. The toast
  used to say "3 errors" with no detail. It now shows the first
  error verbatim, plus a count of overflow files. In particular,
  Windows users without Developer Mode see clear instructions
  instead of os error 1314:

  Windows refused to create the symlink (permission denied).
  Enable Developer Mode in Windows Settings → Privacy & Security
  → For developers, then retry. Alternatively, run claude-kit as
  administrator.

Notes

• Existing harmonized assets won't show the badge until you re-run
  the harmonizer on them — the timestamp wasn't tracked before this
  release.
• Auto-update from v0.3.0 → v0.3.1 should kick in automatically on
  startup. If the toast doesn't show within a few seconds, it means
  the signed latest.json manifest didn't get uploaded — check the
  Actions logs of this release run.

claude-kit v0.3.0

What's new

• AI integration — Generate assets from a prompt or refine existing
  ones. Harmonize a bundle to make all its assets read like one author
  wrote them, with per-hunk diff review. Backend auto-detects the
  Claude Code CLI; falls back to any OpenAI-compatible API endpoint.
• Plugin updates with hunk-level review — when an imported plugin
  gains a new version, review the upstream diff hunk-by-hunk before
  overwriting your local copy. Local edits never get silently replaced.
• Multiple marketplaces — paste any marketplace.json URL in
  Settings to add a new source. Plugins from all sources show up in
  a unified browse grid with a per-plugin source badge.
• Plugin-grouped library — Browse > Library is now a grid of
  imported plugins. Each card drills down to its assets. A "Local"
  bucket holds anything you created from scratch.
• In-app auto-update — future releases will surface as a toast
  with a one-click Update button. Verified via embedded signature
  so you can trust what you install.

Fixes

• Windows: hidden console window in release builds; AI flows now
  work via the npm-installed claude.cmd shim (was rejected with
  a misleading "filename too long" error)
• WSL: window opens centered (no longer off-screen on multi-monitor)

Notes

• Binaries are unsigned — Windows SmartScreen will warn on first
  install (More info → Run anyway); macOS Gatekeeper will require
  a right-click → Open. We're tracking when to invest in signing
  based on user feedback.