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how can i manually work the projects initially made with claude? #631
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Made one project and it worked great. but wanted to make some specific changes manually but can't find how. thanks |
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vectornguyen76
Nov 2, 2026
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The project Claude made is a normal Concat project folder on your disk, so you can open it in the Concat window and edit it by hand. There are two things to get right first.
Then open Concat and use Open project on the start screen (it may also be under Recent projects). Pick that folder and edit as usual. If you want to keep using Claude and editing by hand at the same time, turn on Settings > Automation > Scripts and apps in the open window. The MCP server then goes through the window instead of running its own engine. It still won't edit the project you have on screen, though. Live co-editing is tracked in #337. |
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The project Claude made is a normal Concat project folder on your disk, so you can open it in the Concat window and edit it by hand. There are two things to get right first.
project_saveis called. Ask Claude to runproject_closewithsave: true, or at leastproject_save. Then end that Claude session. When Concat runs headless for the agent, it locks every project folder it has open (concat.lock), and the window refuses to open a project the agent still holds (docs/MCP.md#L42-L43, L69). The lock is released when that process exits.location/namefrom theproject_createcall.…