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Kuro is an Electron-based desktop client for Microsoft To-Do that wraps the web interface in a native application shell. It provides desktop-specific features like system tray integration, global keyboard shortcuts, auto-launch capabilities, and theme customization while maintaining compatibility with the Microsoft To-Do web service. The architecture follows a standard Electron pattern with main and renderer processes, using IPC communication for desktop features and electron-store for persistent settings. The application injects custom CSS to theme the Microsoft To-Do interface and adds platform-specific enhancements.
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