NATHAN Development is now Desteny Development. Nothing in the program changed: same 34 tools, same behaviour, same nineteen test files. If you are on 1.6.2 there is no reason to hurry.
Why a release for a name
The name sits inside the package, in manifest.json. The moment it changed, the code and the published 1.6.2 disagreed about who made it - while both called themselves 1.6.2.
Two different files with the same version number is worse than any naming question: after that, nobody can say which one they are holding. The end check caught it and was right to; it compares what is published against the code at the tag, and it does not care that the difference was "only" a name.
So the versioning rule is unchanged. A rename is not a feature. It gets a number because the artefact changed, not because the software did.
What did not change
The repository keeps its name. pc-screen-control is the product, not the maker.
Commits made before the rename still carry the old one. The brand was renamed, the past was not - rewriting history to make it look as though this was always called Desteny would change every hash and invalidate the tags of four published releases, in exchange for a tidier-looking log.
Old links still work: GitHub redirects nathandevelopment/pc-screen-control to the new address.
Install
Claude Desktop - pc-screen-control.mcpb -> Settings -> Extensions -> Advanced -> Install extension. Remove the previous version first and quit Claude completely, tray icon included.
ChatGPT desktop, Codex, Cursor, VS Code, Cline, Zed - pc-screen-control-gpt.zip -> extract -> INSTALL-FOR-GPT.bat -> restart.
Windows and Python 3.9+ with "Add python.exe to PATH". Run self_test - it should report 1.6.3.
Checksums
pc-screen-control.mcpb 8240197 bytes
SHA-256 e2d1c7085afdc718baf8f4621ebf20d68184ad5196750e179f162774a1be2d51
pc-screen-control-gpt.zip 8140706 bytes
SHA-256 e1425e6e1b07af6055861bf41e83676cd037a76dcbfa35b51ffb12136769381e