git:20261013.3a27d88 to git:20261018.319a5ce

11 added, 1 removed. Audit A to A.

---

name: update

description: Finish a commandeck plugin update for this project. Use when the owner runs /commandeck:update or says "update commandeck", after `claude plugin update commandeck`.

disable-model-invocation: true

- allowed-tools: Bash(bash *)

+ allowed-tools: Bash(bash *), AskUserQuestion

---

# /commandeck:update

Claude Code moves an updated plugin to a new folder; Codex's hooks, the

permission rule and the two background jobs still name the old one until this

runs. In each project that is set up:

`bash ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/update.sh`

It prints the version and its changelog, re-points everything, and runs the

doctor. Show the owner the changelog and any line that is not `ok`.

+ Then run `bash ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/relay-sync.sh`. If it prints

+ `relay: <n> commits behind main`, say so, that the relay pane may be running and

+ sees the change, and ask:

+ Ask "Relay": Rebase it (recommended) | Leave as is

+ Only Rebase runs `bash ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/relay-sync.sh --rebase`. It

+ refuses and changes nothing when the relay worktree has uncommitted changes or

+ the rebase conflicts: show its line. `relay: current` or `relay: none`: say nothing.

- It exits 1 with "back as it was" when the doctor fails: the files are

restored; tell the owner the doctor's `FAIL` lines.

- It refuses a config version it does not know and changes nothing. There is

no migration: the owner uninstalls with the old version, then sets up again.

- Going back a version: install the earlier version with Claude Code's

plugin command, then run this same script from that version's folder.