Nook is a free, open-source Dynamic Island for Claude Code agents on Windows. These guides cover everything from the first download to a tricky bug report. Each guide is short, written for the 0.1.0 release and kept in plain language.
Install Nook on Windows
Download, verify, install and uninstall Nook. SmartScreen, checksums and where the files live.
Read guide → 02First run: hooks, shortcuts and a tour
Install the Claude Code hooks, start a session and learn the island, the Shelf and the shortcuts.
Read guide → 03How Nook talks to Claude Code
Hooks, the nook-hook relay and the named pipe: what is written to settings.json and what is never done.
Read guide → 04Shelf widgets
To-do, Timer, Reminders, Media, Mirror and Projects: what each does and what it keeps.
Read guide → 05Cursor and Nook
Cursor agent sessions next to Claude Code ones, status only, and how to turn them on.
Read guide → 06Troubleshooting Nook
SmartScreen, antivirus, a missing island, no sessions, shortcuts, camera and how to file a useful issue.
Read guide → 07Nook FAQ
Plain answers on privacy, safety, hooks, signing, platforms and who makes Nook.
Read guide →Which guide do you need?
- New to Nook? Start with installing Nook on Windows, then the first-run guide.
- Curious how Nook sees your sessions, or worried about your settings? Read how Nook talks to Claude Code.
- Something not working? Go to troubleshooting.
- Quick questions about privacy, safety or signing? See the FAQ and the privacy policy.
- Using Cursor? See Cursor and Nook.
Nook is free and open source. If a guide is wrong or missing something, report a problem.