With this argument you could also justify: "That's not a remote access trojan (RAT), that's just how client-server communication is designed to work."
> You have to put a manifest there if you want the native messaging to work later.
The point is that Claude Desktop didn't ask the user whether they want native messaging in the first place. Which is strange, given that users experience many "Do you grant permission to do XYZ" prompts when working with Anthropic products in other situations.
> You have to put a manifest there if you want the native messaging to work later.
The point is that Claude Desktop didn't ask the user whether they want native messaging in the first place. Which is strange, given that users experience many "Do you grant permission to do XYZ" prompts when working with Anthropic products in other situations.