CodeRook

CodeRook is a version host where every version is a complete snapshot of a project — so restoring one never depends on the versions around it, undoing deletes nothing, and taking a version down removes its files while the history keeps an honest record that it existed. With this connector, Claude can work with your CodeRook projects directly. Ask what changed between two versions, read a file as it was in any version, list a project’s releases, or search the projects people have made public. It can also manage versions for you: give one a name or notes, release it to the people watching the project, hide it from outsiders or show it again, undo a project to an earlier version, and change who can see a project. Every change asks you first. Taking a version’s files down — for something published by mistake — and opening a project to other people need a second, explicit yes. A project whose owner has said machines may not read it stays closed to the connector. Saving new versions still happens on your computer, with the CodeRook desktop app, the cbx command line, or git.