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# procoder:update A plain `git pull` updates the code and silently invalidates two things it does not touch: every `.procoder-baseline.json` if the baseline format changed, and every hand-copied rule file on other platforms if the doctrine changed. Report both, or the user meets them in CI. ## 1. Find the install Let `CFG` be `$CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR`, else `~/.claude`. Check in order, take the first that has `.claude-plugin/plugin.json`: | Candidate | Kind | |---|---| | `$CFG/plugins/marketplaces/procoder` | marketplace | | `$CFG/plugins/cache/procoder` | marketplace cache | | the current repo, if its `package.json` name is `procoder` | local clone | | a path the user names | local clone | Say which one you found and its absolute path. If none matches, say plainly that no install was found, name the directories you checked, and stop — do not clone one uninvited. ## 2. Compare versions, before running anything ```bash git -C <dir> rev-parse --is-inside-work-tree # git-managed? git -C <dir> status --porcelain # local modifications? git -C <dir> fetch --quiet origin git -C <dir> show HEAD:.claude-plugin/plugin.json # installed version git -C <dir> show origin/HEAD:.claude-plugin/plugin.json # latest version ``` Print: directory, kind, installed version, latest version, and the exact command you will run. Then act. - **Same version** — say already up to date and stop. Change nothing. - **`git status --porcelain` is non-empty** — list the modified...