Release claude-kit v0.3.1 · Warshoow/claude-kit

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.

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.

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.

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.