Tuya Local Key - Windows preview 1.0.0-rc2

Tuya Local Key. Windows packaging provided by iteQ Living.
Original project: https://github.com/vineetchoudhary/tuya-local-key
Windows package maintained and supported by iteQ Living: support@iteqliving.com

GET STARTED
1. Extract the downloaded ZIP (right-click > Extract All).
2. Double-click Tuya Local Key.exe. No Python, Docker or command window is needed.
3. A small Windows window opens. Keep the Windows window open while using the tool.
4. Select Smart Life or Tuya Smart, then click Open tool to open your browser.
5. In the phone app containing your motor, find Me > Settings > Account and Security
   > User Code. Menu wording can vary. Enter that code in the browser tool.
6. In the phone app's home screen, tap + > Scan. Scan the QR code displayed on your
   computer and approve login. It may identify the Home Assistant registration;
   you do not need to install Home Assistant.
7. Select the correct motor and copy Device ID and Local Key to the driver settings.
   Use the motor's LAN IP from your router or the tool's local network scan, not its
   cloud/WAN address. Reserve the local address in your router.
8. Log out in the browser when finished, then click Quit in the Windows window.

Device ID, local key and purchased driver licence key are different values.
Already-working drivers do not need their settings changed for this walkthrough.
Keys and QR login details should not appear in support screenshots.

DATA AND CONNECTIONS
The browser tool listens only on this computer, using a free local port each run.
Use Open tool in the Windows window to reopen it; do not bookmark the temporary URL.
Login/device data is saved in %LOCALAPPDATA%\iteQ Living\Tuya Local Key.
Closing the Windows window stops the service but retains that data. The upstream
Logout action removes the saved login and caches. Upstream encrypts the device cache;
this is not a claim that all saved session data is encrypted.
Tuya internet access is needed for login and fetching keys. Optional local scanning
accesses your LAN. This package does not send your keys to an iteQ Living server.

PREVIEW STATUS
Windows 64-bit preview. This executable is unsigned; Windows may identify iteQ Living
as an unknown publisher. It has not been tested on a clean separate Windows computer.
The owner confirmed QR login and device listing in preview rc1. This rc2 update
changes startup to wait for an app selection and the Open tool button.
Do not disable antivirus or Windows security protections to run it.
If the browser closes, use Open tool. If you close the Windows window, start the EXE again.

LICENSING
Upstream Tuya Local Key is Apache-2.0. See LICENSE and Third-party-licences.txt.
The desktop wrapper source is supplied in launcher.py under Apache-2.0.
The wrapper adds Windows lifecycle controls, a separate data directory, a local
browser-session gate, app selection and packaging diagnostics. Upstream modules
were bundled unchanged from the commit recorded in Build-info.json.
Permission: https://github.com/vineetchoudhary/tuya-local-key/issues/8#issuecomment-6031110371
