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Curated PROCESS-NAME bypass rules for common Chinese apps on macOS, in mihomo / Clash classical rule-provider format.

Consumed by ClashFX's Bypass Common Chinese Apps toggle (Enhanced Mode menu). When the toggle is on, ClashFX injects this list at the top of the rules in its generated .enhanced_config.yaml, so the listed apps' traffic skips TUN/proxy and goes direct — avoiding the "WeChat keeps disconnecting under TUN" class of issues caused by frequent IP changes.

Menu Bar → Enhanced Mode → ☑ Bypass Common Chinese Apps. Nothing else required.

Add this to your config.yaml:

rule-providers:
  clashfx-cn-apps-direct:
    type: http
    behavior: classical
    url: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Clash-FX/cn-apps-direct/main/apps-direct.list
    path: ./ruleset/clashfx-cn-apps-direct.list
    interval: 86400

rules:
  - RULE-SET,clashfx-cn-apps-direct,DIRECT
  # ... your existing rules below

mihomo's PROCESS-NAME matches the bare executable name found at <App>.app/Contents/MacOS/<executable>, not the bundle id and not the full path. To find it for a specific app:

ls /Applications/WeChat.app/Contents/MacOS/
# → WeChat

The string after MacOS/ is what goes into PROCESS-NAME,<name>,DIRECT.

PRs welcome. To add an app:

1. Verify the macOS executable name with ls App.app/Contents/MacOS/.
2. Add the rule in the appropriate section of apps-direct.list.
3. Keep entries alphabetical within each section where reasonable.
4. Open a PR with a short note: "Add <App Name> (PROCESS-NAME)".

Rules of inclusion:

• App must have an official macOS client.
• App must be commonly used in mainland China and reasonably expected to misbehave under TUN/proxy (e.g. session drops, login loops, ranking bias).
• One PR per app where possible, for easy review and revert.

MIT