Windows can now keep a five-hour session going automatically
If you keep an eye on Usage's quota panel on Windows, you no longer need to keep a session alive by hand. The system tray now gets the same "Auto-start 5-hour session" switch macOS already had. Turn it on in either the tray menu or HTML panel menu, and each refresh reconnects the existing window_keeper auto-ping logic to keep that five-hour session going. It is like enabling automatic top-ups on a parking meter instead of standing beside it to press a button again and again. If Windows blocks background operation, the app points you to Settings → Power & battery for the enablement steps. It also adds fallback paths for the claude and agy binaries (files that let a command start a program) in real-world Windows install locations, so the app is less likely to come up empty when looking for them.