Jeremy built you a little server — a Raspberry Pi that lives online — so you can launch sites and apps just by asking Claude. This page links your PC to it. Grab the kit, then walk the 3-step handshake. About ~2 minutes, once — after that, your machine knows the way home.
🔒 SECURE CHANNEL · the zip is locked because it holds the private key to your server — only you should open it. Use the password Jeremy texted you to unlock it.
Find dos-jefes-kit.zip in your Downloads and right-click → Extract All. Windows will ask for that password — paste it in. Inside you'll get a folder with two things: your key and connect.bat, the little setup tool you run next.
Double-click connect.bat. Here's what it actually does: it copies your secure key into the right spot on your PC and tells Claude how to reach your server — that's the whole handshake. No restart, no admin, nothing to configure. A black window flashes, and you're linked.
Open Claude Desktop → the Code tab. That tab is Claude with hands — it can run real commands on your computer, which is how it ships your files up to the server. Say "connect to my server 2jeffs and list what's hosted." A list back means the link is live. From there, drag in a project and say "put this online for me," and Claude handles the rest.