A Claude Code add-on for Windows / the extended read
Claude Code starts every session from nothing. FrankinWOLFF is the part that remembers everything.
You have explained your project to your agent more times than you can count. FrankinWOLFF decides what your agent knows, when it knows it, and how that context is organized. It runs entirely on your machine.
Get FrankinWOLFF
$29USD, one-time. No subscription.
Pay once and keep it, with every 1.x update included. Checkout, tax and receipts are handled by Polar, our merchant of record, and Polar delivers your download, FrankinWOLFF-1.0.0-windows.zip, after you pay.
What is in the download
- The desktop app: a dashboard, your project list, a memory browser and floating widgets.
- The Claude Code hooks: project context from the folder you open Claude Code in, selective memory from a project's .aurora folder, and documentation checkpoints by turn count.
- An install guide (INSTALL.txt) that walks you through both parts, and the license (EULA.txt).
What you need
- Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit. Version 1 is Windows-only.
- Claude Code, installed and signed in. FrankinWOLFF adds to Claude Code; it does not replace it.
- Git for Windows, which provides Git Bash, the shell the hooks run in.
- Node.js 18 or newer.
- WebView2, which is built into Windows 11. On Windows 10 the installer may download it from Microsoft (about 120 MB); that is the only download the installer makes.
Read this before you buy: the installer is not code-signed. Windows SmartScreen will warn you when you run it; choose More info, then Run anyway. On Windows 11 with Smart App Control turned on, Windows may block the unsigned installer, and when it does it offers no override.
If that happens to you, or FrankinWOLFF is not right for you for any other reason, ask within 30 days and you get a full refund, no questions asked. Smart App Control blocks are explicitly covered: see the Refund Policy.
Before you buy, read the Terms of Sale, the End User License Agreement, the Refund Policy and the Privacy Policy. Questions first? Write to support@frankinsuite.com.
001project rules
002decisions
003progress
004constraints
005open threads
Five sessions, five cold starts. Everything you established in 001 is gone by 002. Session logs get pruned, context windows compact, and you type the same explanation again.
What goes wrong on a long project
Pruning
Session history disappears. Claude Code trims old session logs when it starts up. The work you did last month is not there to refer back to.
Cold start
Every session begins at zero. Your architecture, your naming, the decision you made in week two and the reason behind it. None of it survives unless you say it again.
Drift
Long runs wander. By turn eighty the working context is full of stack traces and the original goal has been pushed out of view. The agent is still confident. It is just no longer solving your problem.
How FrankinWOLFF fixes it
Keeps
Your sessions stop being disposable. Retention is set once during install, and the default is 36500 days. Old sessions stay readable instead of being trimmed away.
Loads
Context arrives before you type. When Claude Code launches, hooks fire and load the project rules, the decision log, and where you left off. You start in the middle, not at the beginning.
Filters
Only what matches the task. Your notes are tagged and indexed, so the agent receives the fragments relevant to what you are working on rather than everything you have ever written.
Enforces
Documentation before the thread is lost. Turn counting tracks how far you have gone since you last wrote anything down, and asks for a progress entry while the reasoning is still fresh.
Shows
A dashboard, not a config file. Pick or scaffold a project, see its state in four floating widgets, and launch Claude Code with the right environment already set.
36500days, by default
That is one hundred years of session history. The number is deliberate. The point of a retention setting you will never reach is that you stop thinking about retention at all, and start treating past sessions as something you can actually go back and read.
Built for the laptop you actually have
3.6 MB
The whole installer. Written for people running Claude Code twenty or more hours a week on modest hardware, which is where context loss hurts most and where heavy tooling is not an option.
Local
FrankinWOLFF's own code makes no network connections. No telemetry, no license checks, no sync service. Its window is drawn by Microsoft Edge WebView2, which sends diagnostic data and crash reports to Microsoft under Microsoft's terms. Your project context is a set of files on your own disk, in formats you can read without this program. Claude Code itself still talks to Anthropic as it always does, and the context FrankinWOLFF adds travels in your session like anything else you type.
Yours
Pay once, keep it. $29, one time, with no subscription and no license check phoning home. Every 1.x update is included.