New skill and cross-platform scripts that automate the full uplift cycle: git pull → conditionally rebuild MCP servers → install skills → version diff → reload hints. Claude-Code-only (Hermes uses hermes-installer-skill). - scripts/update.sh: bash version (Linux/macOS/git-bash) - scripts/update.ps1: PowerShell version (Windows) - skills/update-claude-skills/SKILL.md: thin wrapper, detects platform - hermes/mapping.yaml: mode: skip (Claude-Code-only) - dist/update-claude-skills.skill: built archive - .tasks/STATUS.md: task marked done Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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name, version, description
| name | version | description |
|---|---|---|
| update-claude-skills | 0.1.0 | Full uplift cycle for an existing claude-skills installation: git pull, conditionally rebuild MCP servers, install skills, show version diff, suggest reload. Trigger on "update claude-skills", "sync claude-skills", "обнови claude-skills", "обнови всё", or when the user wants to bring their skills up to date. Cross-platform (PowerShell on Windows, bash on Linux/macOS). Does NOT handle greenfield bootstrap — that's project-bootstrap's job. |
update-claude-skills
One command to bring your claude-skills installation fully up to date — repo, MCP servers, skills, and version diff.
When this runs
On explicit trigger — when the user says any of: update claude-skills, sync claude-skills, обнови claude-skills, обнови всё, update skills, or close variants asking to refresh the skills catalog.
Never automatically at session start (that's pulling-before-work's job for the git part). This skill is for the full uplift cycle — git + build + install + diff — which is heavier and intentional.
Process
1. Detect platform
Determine which script to run:
- Windows (PowerShell):
pwsh ~/projects/claude-skills/scripts/update.ps1 - Linux / macOS:
bash ~/projects/claude-skills/scripts/update.sh
Use the active-platform skill's detection if available. Otherwise:
- If
$env:OSisWindows_NTorIsWindowsis true → PowerShell path. - Otherwise → bash path.
If the repo is at a non-default location, adjust the path accordingly (the user may have cloned to ~/projects/claude-skills or another directory — check git -C <path> rev-parse --is-inside-work-tree if unsure).
2. Run the update script
Execute the appropriate script. Show the output to the user — it contains version diffs and reload hints.
If the script exits non-zero, stop and show the error. Common failures:
git pull --ff-onlyfails → the repo has diverged or there's no upstream. The user must resolve manually.- MCP build fails → show the error, suggest running
npm run build/pip install -e .manually.
3. Offer to reload MCP servers
If the script output mentions "MCP servers rebuilt" or "source changed":
MCP servers were rebuilt. Run
/reload-mcpto reload them.
If no MCP changes:
Skills updated. Start a new session (or
/clear) for changes to take full effect.
4. Offer to run new setup skills
If the script detected new setup-* skills that aren't yet installed:
New setup skills available:
<list>. Want me to run any of them?
The user decides — never auto-run setup skills.
What the scripts do
The update scripts (scripts/update.sh and scripts/update.ps1) handle:
- git pull --ff-only in
~/projects/claude-skills/(stash if dirty, pop after). - Conditionally rebuild projects-meta-mcp — if
~/projects/.common/lib/projects-meta-mcp/has a.gitdirectory and source changed (git pullfetched new commits), runnpm run build. - Conditionally rebuild interns-mcp — same pattern,
pip install -e .. - Install all skills via
install.sh/install.ps1. - Show version diff — before/after
version:frontmatter for each skill. - Print reload hints —
/reload-mcpif MCP changed, new session otherwise.
Out of scope
- Greenfield bootstrap — use
project-bootstrapfor first-time setup on a new machine. --pruneflag — removing skills not inskills/from~/.claude/skills/. Tracked separately in[install-ps1].- Hermes-side update —
hermes-installer-skillhandles the Hermes/Linux factory path. - Auto-run setup skills — the user decides which new setup skills to configure.
Cross-agent applicability
Pure orchestration — calls platform scripts, no Claude-specific tool references. Hermes-mappable as mode: skip (Claude-Code-only; Hermes uses hermes-installer-skill instead).