This separates the custom launcher's appdata folder from the default claude desktop one. It will require logging in again, but it should help with issues like the extensions not showing up.

Fixes some bugs regarding non-english windows languages, uses a more aggressive approach to get folder permissions, and tries to be more aggressive in injecting extensions.

Windows now uses a .dll file to patch the expected hashes, rather than relying on modifying the exe itself. This (on top of requesting admin permissions to install in the WindowsApps folder) allows Cowork to function.

No such solutions exist on MacOS, so cowork will continue to not work on that platform.

The download repository was moved from google storage buckets to claude.ai itself. This version downloads from the correct one.

Title says it all. Rather than creating a new release for each version that is supported by the generic injection, it will fetch the list from the github itself. This allows me to keep it updated.

This version will automatically try to patch "unsupported" versions even if they're not verified supported, if you don't have an existing instance.

Title says it all. Now it actually lets you launch it even if your version is outdated. In hindsight, I should've thought about that.

Supports the new client version and removes the automated in-place update for MacOS, as it was too buggy.

Fix a dumb error that made it so windows self-updating wasn't working.

I've fixed the issue that was preventing it from working on MacOS, as well as added some helper scripts for starting at bootup/etc on Windows.