v1.2.0

Per-user Windows installer for BorisCodeStatus.

Install: run BorisCodeStatus-1.2.0.msi. No administrator rights are required - it installs under
your local app data, starts at login via an HKCU Run key, and registers its Claude Code
hooks on first launch.

The HTTP service is off by default. To serve /status to your ESP32 display, right-click
the tray icon and choose Settings > Enable HTTP service. Windows will then ask whether to
allow the relay through the firewall: choose Allow access. Without it the display can never
reach the endpoint, even though everything looks fine on the PC itself. If you are not an
administrator, use Advanced > Fix firewall access in the tray menu to get the exact command
to send to whoever is.

See the README for the /status schema, and note that the endpoint is unauthenticated.

Free software under the GNU GPL v3 or later; the source for this release is the tagged
commit. An unofficial community project, not affiliated with Anthropic.

v1.1.0

Per-user Windows installer for BorisCodeStatus.

Install: run BorisCodeStatus-1.1.0.msi. No administrator rights are required - it installs under
your local app data, starts at login via an HKCU Run key, and registers its Claude Code
hooks on first launch.

After installing, Windows will ask whether to allow the relay through the firewall.
Choose Allow access. Without it your ESP32 display can never reach the endpoint, even
though everything looks fine on the PC itself. If you are not an administrator, use
Fix firewall access in the tray menu to get the exact command to send to whoever is.

See the README for the /status schema, and note that the endpoint is unauthenticated.

Free software under the GNU GPL v3 or later; the source for this release is the tagged
commit. An unofficial community project, not affiliated with Anthropic.

v1.0.0

Per-user Windows installer for the FidoRelay.

Install: run FidoRelay-1.0.0.msi. No administrator rights are required - it installs under
your local app data, starts at login via an HKCU Run key, and registers its Claude Code
hooks on first launch.

After installing, Windows will ask whether to allow the relay through the firewall.
Choose Allow access. Without it your ESP32 display can never reach the endpoint, even
though everything looks fine on the PC itself. If you are not an administrator, use
Fix firewall access in the tray menu to get the exact command to send to whoever is.

See the README for the /status schema, and note that the endpoint is unauthenticated.

v0.1.0

Per-user Windows installer for the FidoRelay.

Install: run FidoRelay-0.1.0.msi. No administrator rights are required - it installs under
your local app data, starts at login via an HKCU Run key, and registers its Claude Code
hooks on first launch.

After installing, Windows will ask whether to allow the relay through the firewall.
Choose Allow access. Without it your ESP32 display can never reach the endpoint, even
though everything looks fine on the PC itself. If you are not an administrator, use
Fix firewall access in the tray menu to get the exact command to send to whoever is.

See the README for the /status schema, and note that the endpoint is unauthenticated.