update-check

To check if claude-code-helper components are current, run the update-check command. It compares your local installation manifest against a remote per-component index to verify version freshness and identify available upgrades.

Yes, you can update a single component by name. The update-check process supports fuzzy matching for component names, allowing you to target specific parts of your installation while skipping others that are already current.

Yes, the update-check workflow creates automatic backups before applying changes. This safety mechanism ensures you can revert if an update causes issues, requiring user confirmation before proceeding with any component modifications.

MCP servers are skipped during automatic updates to enforce safety and prevent disrupting critical external connections. You must use explicit update commands if you need to modify MCP server components within your installation.

The safest way to apply version updates is using the update-check command, which enforces a confirmation step before modifying components. It compares local manifests against a remote index and creates automatic backups to protect your setup.

Yes, user confirmation is required before claude-code-helper updates are installed. The update-check process enforces a confirmation step to review available upgrades, ensuring you maintain control over which components are modified.