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Clash Party is a desktop application published by mihomo-party-org, currently available at version 2.0.2, with a total of four versions recorded in the catalog. As indicated by its description, "Another Mihomo GUI," the software serves as a graphical user interface for Mihomo, a proxy core derived from the Clash family of network proxy tools. The description's Electron tag identifies the framework on which the application is built, meaning it is constructed using web technologies packaged as a cross-platform desktop program. The purpose of Clash Party is to make the capabilities of the Mihomo proxy core accessible without requiring users to interact exclusively with configuration files or command-line controls. A graphical interface of this kind is typically used to manage proxy configurations, handle subscription profiles, select and switch between nodes, and observe connection behavior from a unified window. In that sense, Clash Party fits within the network tools category, and more specifically within the subcategory of proxy client frontends. It is aimed at users who already rely on Mihomo as their underlying core but prefer a dedicated application for day-to-day operation, as well as users evaluating different GUI options for the same core. The availability of four cataloged versions, culminating in the current 2.0.2 release, indicates active maintenance and an established release history. The major version number of 2.x suggests that the project has progressed beyond its initial design stage, and version 2.0.2 represents a patch-level refinement within that second major release line. For catalog purposes, Clash Party can be summarized as an Electron-based, community-published graphical client for the Mihomo core, maintained under the mihomo-party-org publisher identity, distributed freely as an alternative to other Mihomo interfaces, and updated through an ongoing sequence of releases that users can track across the four documented versions in this listing.
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