Build AnyDesk Style Remote Tool

I need a complete, AnyDesk-like application built specifically for Windows. The core scope is clear:

• Remote control: smooth, low-latency screen sharing with mouse-keyboard input redirection.
• File transfer: drag-and-drop or dialog-based, both directions, showing progress.
• Session recording: full-quality capture saved locally on the host machine.

Only simple user authentication is required—think a one-time password or PIN exchanged between peers before a session begins. No granular role management is needed at this stage, but the code should make it easy to extend later.

I will judge the delivery on these acceptance criteria:
1. A Windows-ready installer and an easily runnable portable build.
2. Source code with clear comments, building cleanly from scratch.
3. Stable remote control under typical office bandwidth (10–50 Mbps) with no noticeable input lag.
4. Successful file transfer of at least a 1 GB test file without corruption.
5. Recording playback that faithfully mirrors the original session.

You are free to choose the language and frameworks (for example C++ with Win32/DirectX screen capture, or C#/.NET with SharpDX; compression via FFmpeg or Media Foundation; networking through WebRTC or a custom TCP/UDP layer) as long as they are mainstream, open source friendly, and buildable with widely available tools.

Hand over a brief build/run guide, a short architecture overview, and any third-party license notices alongside the final build. After a quick functional check on my end, we can iterate on performance tweaks if necessary.