CConnect

The backend installs itself: one line puts the cconnect command on your PATH, and from it you serve, expose, stop, update and ask where things are. A git checkout is the same code with the same commands Its data lives in ~/.cconnect/data, and cconnect migrate brings over what a checkout had — settings, accounts, the shared folder, the trash and the keys — without touching the original The desktop app can start either one: choose whether the local server comes from the installed command or from a repository and Python The server's own row looks up the release for an installed server, and updates it from the app when the app is the one running it A file Claude hands you arrives as its own block in the chat instead of a path it had to write out by hand: every file named and ready to open, save or save all of them into a folder you pick, and it is still there when you reopen the chat Opening a file no longer drags you back to the change you were reading, and separators read the same everywhere

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