Claude Code Tray
Your Claude Code rate-limit percentage, always in the tray, as a crisp DPI-aware icon.
The app the platform should have shipped.
Native Windows apps that replace a suite, a subscription or an afterthought with one window: no background service you did not ask for, and nothing to sign in to.
Your Claude Code rate-limit percentage, always in the tray, as a crisp DPI-aware icon.
Docker on Windows without Docker Desktop: upstream Moby in a WSL2 distro it owns, on the pipe your tools already look for.
PlayStation Remote Play as a real Windows app — ten-bit colour, hardware decode on the card you already have, and no setup on first run.
SSH on Windows without the suite around it: the terminal grid drawn on the GPU, and a live prompt in under 400 ms.
The UI cases run on winwright 1.1.3, which takes the foreground at launch, so the nudge is gone and the tab case soaked alone passed 20 of 20.
The tab case passed 300 of 300 guest runs on winwright 1.1.2, the repair firing on two; run-tests-vm -Soak repeats any one case on one build.
Only the focused pane blinks; the others draw a steady hollow cursor and ask for no blink frames, and in a split tab the focused pane is framed in the accent.
A default window shows the menu bar under the title bar, menuBar now defaulting to Always; Alt and Hidden stay, and Block G's criterion names the menu bar as part of a default window.
Document all sessions as PDF, in the palette, writes every saved session whatever the sidebar selected; the sidebar's own menus still document the session, folder or rows chosen there.
The cases name the checkout by {root/}, stage the agent feed and request as written now, and bring the menu bar up by an Alt tap, all on winwright 1.1.2.