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v1.2.1 — Windows device-login fix; configure only installed tools

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@LordGameleo LordGameleo released this 03 Jul 13:44
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Fixes & improvements

Windows device-login no longer hangs

First-time device login on Windows previously hung on "Fetching auth token" with no browser. The browser is opened from a scheduled task, and rundll32 url.dll,FileProtocolHandler silently failed in that non-interactive context (while the fallback URL was discarded to nul).

  • openBrowser on Windows now uses cmd /c start "" <url>, which reliably launches the default browser from a scheduled task.
  • The scheduled-task child's device-login output (sign-in URL + any errors) is streamed back to the parent in real time, so a failed auto-open shows a copy-paste URL instead of an apparent hang.

Configure only installed tools

  • --claude-code / --codex / --claude-desktop now mean "configure if installed" — an explicit flag for an absent tool is skipped with a warning instead of writing a stray locked config.
  • When no supported tool is installed, the binary exits 0 before the token fetch (clean no-op, no login popup) — so it's safe to push all flags to an entire fleet.

New diagnostic flags

  • --debug — verbose logging; surfaces the device-login browser URL and streams the Windows child-process output; keeps the child log file for inspection.
  • --log-file <path> — append all log output to a file (useful for headless/MDM runs with no console).

Assets

Prebuilt binaries for macOS (arm64/amd64), Linux (amd64), and Windows (amd64). Built with -trimpath -ldflags="-s -w".

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