ce-update

To check if the compound-engineering plugin is up to date, run the update check skill in your Claude Code session. It compares the currently loaded version against the upstream main version and provides an update command if a newer release is available.

The best way to update a marketplace-installed Claude Code plugin is to run a version check that probes the upstream plugin.json. It identifies if your installed version is outdated and outputs a ready-to-run update command specific to your marketplace environment.

Yes, the compound-engineering version check works with local development environments. It diagnoses plugin freshness across both local development sessions and marketplace installs, providing appropriate update guidance for each context.

A plugin version check is needed to ensure you are running the latest features and fixes. It probes the upstream main branch and your currently loaded version in parallel to determine if your compound-engineering plugin is stale.

The update diagnosis compares versions by reading the upstream version from the main branch's plugin.json file and matching it against the currently loaded plugin version in your environment, generating an update path if they differ.

Yes, you need the gh CLI installed to check the compound-engineering plugin version. The skill relies on this dependency to probe the upstream repository and compare it against your currently loaded version.