qupdate

name	Qupdate
description	Updates QE marketplace metadata/cache, the QE Framework body, installed Codex assets, and the codex-plugin-cc bridge using the correct path for the current install. Use for "update plugin", "upgrade", "update qe", "update codex", or "codex plugin".
allowed-tools	Bash(claude plugin:*), Bash(npm:*), Bash(node:*), Bash(git fetch:*), Bash(git show:*), Bash(git pull:*), Bash(git -C:*)
invocation_trigger	When the framework, its Codex assets, or the codex-plugin-cc bridge need updating.
recommendedModel	haiku

Qupdate - One-Command Update (Marketplace + Framework + Codex bridge)

Role

Single entry point that brings every QE update target to latest:

#	Target	What it covers
A	QE marketplace metadata/cache	marketplace checkout, plugin.json, marketplace.json, Claude plugin cache metadata
B	QE Framework body → Claude (~/.claude)	skills, agents, hooks, scripts
C	QE Framework body → Codex (~/.codex)	QE Codex asset/hook fences via install.js
D	codex-plugin-cc bridge plugin	Codex engine routing bridge (separate plugin)

B+C come from the framework installer. A is the Claude plugin marketplace/download layer that decides which plugin metadata and cache version Claude sees. D is the Codex bridge plugin managed through claude plugin. This skill runs A first, then B/C, then D.

Execution Procedure

Step 0: Pre-flight — is the latest release reachable on origin?

The tarball path runs git pull, which only helps if the newest release was pushed to origin. The qe-admin-mcp release workflow makes the push step optional, so a freshly cut release can live only in the local checkout (commit + tag present, origin behind).

git fetch origin --tags --quiet
LOCAL=$(node -p "require('./package.json').version" 2>/dev/null)
REMOTE=$(git show origin/main:package.json 2>/dev/null | node -p "JSON.parse(require('fs').readFileSync(0)).version" 2>/dev/null)
echo "local=$LOCAL  origin=$REMOTE"

• local ahead of origin (unpushed release) → git pull brings nothing. Skip the tarball path and use the repository-local install (path 3) to sync already-released local assets. Remind the user that git push origin main --tags is still needed to publish.
• origin ahead or equal → tarball/native paths are safe.

Step 1: Refresh QE marketplace metadata and plugin cache (target A)

Qupdate must align marketplace metadata before installing body assets. Do not manually edit .claude-plugin/plugin.json or .claude-plugin/marketplace.json; version fields are owned by the release/admin workflow. Refresh from git/Claude plugin commands, then verify.

1. If running inside the QE framework checkout, verify source metadata first:

   node scripts/check-metadata-drift.mjs || node scripts/sync-metadata.mjs
   node scripts/check-metadata-drift.mjs
   

   sync-metadata.mjs mirrors package.json into plugin.json and the nested marketplace.json qe-framework entry. If it changes files, report them as source changes that still need the normal QE commit/release path.

2. If the local Claude marketplace checkout exists, fast-forward it:

   MP="$HOME/.claude/plugins/marketplaces/inho-team-qe-framework"
   if [ -d "$MP/.git" ]; then
     git -C "$MP" fetch origin --tags --quiet
     git -C "$MP" pull --ff-only
   fi
   

   If this fails because the marketplace checkout has local changes, stop and report the dirty files. Do not overwrite them.

3. Refresh the Claude plugin download/cache metadata when QE is installed as a marketplace plugin:

   claude plugin update qe-framework@inho-team-qe-framework
   

   This step is now required for plugin-mode installs when the latest release is reachable on origin. It refreshes the marketplace plugin cache metadata, but still does not replace all installed body assets; continue with Step 2.

4. Verify marketplace metadata against the expected release version:

   node -e "const fs=require('fs'); const path=require('path'); const home=process.env.HOME; const expected=JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync('package.json','utf8')).version; const files=[path.join(home,'.claude/plugins/marketplaces/inho-team-qe-framework/.claude-plugin/plugin.json'),path.join(home,'.claude/plugins/marketplaces/inho-team-qe-framework/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json')]; for (const f of files) { if (!fs.existsSync(f)) { console.log('missing '+f); continue; } const j=JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync(f,'utf8')); const got=j.version || (j.plugins||[]).find(p=>p.name==='qe-framework')?.version || 'unknown'; console.log(`${f}: ${got} ${got===expected?'OK':`!= ${expected}`}`); }"
   

   Report any mismatch. If Step 0 shows the release exists only in the local checkout and is not on origin/main, marketplace/cache metadata cannot honestly match the local version yet; use Step 2 path 3 for local asset sync and tell the user to publish the release first.

Step 2: Update the QE Framework body (targets B + C)

Choose exactly one path:

1. Native plugin update — only acceptable as a metadata/download pre-step when QE is installed as a Claude marketplace plugin and the latest release is reachable on origin. It is not a complete QE update by itself.

   claude plugin update qe-framework
   

   Note: native update refreshes the marketplace plugin cache only. It does not mirror the absolute-path ~/.claude/scripts copy or sync Codex assets (C), and it must not be the final step when the user expects all installed plugin code/values to be replaced. Step 1 already runs this for plugin-mode installs; always follow with path 2 or 3.

2. Checked-out release tarball install — covers B + C in one shot when the release is on origin. The tarball filename is derived from package.json — never hardcode a version. This is a full replacement sync: stale QE plugin-cache files are pruned and legacy Codex QE assets are purged before current assets are installed.

   git pull
   VER=$(node -p "require('./package.json').version")
   npm pack --cache /tmp/qe-npm-cache
   npm install -g "./inho-team-qe-framework-${VER}.tgz"
   qe-framework-install
   

3. Repository-local direct install — covers B + C without rebuilding the global tarball. The correct fallback when Step 0 shows an unpushed local release, or when the user is already inside a QE checkout and needs installed assets to exactly match this checkout. This is also a full replacement sync.

   node install.js
   

Selection rule:

• Local checkout ahead of origin (unpushed release) → path 3 (node install.js).
• Already inside a QE checkout, asset sync only → path 3.
• Plugin-mode install, no Codex/abs-script dependency → path 1 may be used first, but must be followed by path 2 or 3 for full replacement.
• Otherwise → path 2 (tarball, covers B + C).
• Do not recommend npm update -g @inho-team/qe-framework unless the package is published to npm.

Step 3: Check optional MCP config health

Qupdate does not install or update external MCP server packages. If the user also asked about MCP availability, invoke {adapter.commandPrefix}Qmcp ensure and report any config warnings separately from the framework update result.

Step 4: Update the codex-plugin-cc bridge (target D)

The Codex bridge is a separate plugin (codex@openai-codex), not part of the QE body.

1. Read current status with getCodexPluginInfo() from scripts/lib/codex_bridge.mjs (reads ~/.claude/plugins/installed_plugins.json). Display:

   Codex bridge (codex-plugin-cc)
     Installed: {yes / no}
     Version:   {version or n/a}
     Path:      {installPath or n/a}
     Commit:    {sha or n/a}
   

2. Check latest available via claude plugin marketplace search codex or the marketplace cache at ~/.claude/plugins/marketplaces/. Compare installed vs latest.

3. Use AskUserQuestion to confirm before changing anything:

   • Not installed → Option: Install (claude plugin install codex@openai-codex) / Skip ("Codex is optional. All SIVS stages will use Claude.").
   • Update available → Option: Update (claude plugin install codex@openai-codex reinstalls to latest) / Skip ("Staying on v{current}.").
   • Up to date → "No action needed."

Step 5: Verify

• Re-check QE marketplace metadata/cache version:

  node -e "const fs=require('fs'); const path=require('path'); const home=process.env.HOME; const expected=JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync('package.json','utf8')).version; const paths=[path.join(home,'.claude/plugins/marketplaces/inho-team-qe-framework/.claude-plugin/plugin.json'),path.join(home,'.claude/plugins/marketplaces/inho-team-qe-framework/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json')]; let ok=true; for (const p of paths) { if (!fs.existsSync(p)) continue; const j=JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync(p,'utf8')); const got=j.version || (j.plugins||[]).find(x=>x.name==='qe-framework')?.version; if (got !== expected) { ok=false; console.log(`MISMATCH ${p}: ${got} != ${expected}`); } else console.log(`OK ${p}: ${got}`); } process.exit(ok?0:1)"
  

• If the Codex bridge changed, re-read installed_plugins.json to confirm the new version.

• If MCP config health was requested, re-run {adapter.commandPrefix}Qmcp ensure and report the resulting PASS/WARN/FAIL.

• Optionally validate SIVS config from the plugin root (the qe:validate npm script lives only in the framework repo, not the target project):

  node -e "(async()=>{const {pathToFileURL}=await import('url');const {join}=await import('path');const fs=await import('fs');const home=process.env.HOME||process.env.USERPROFILE||'';const _cr=join(home,'.claude','plugins','cache','inho-team-qe-framework','qe-framework');const _cand=[process.env.CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT,join(home,'.claude','plugins','marketplaces','inho-team-qe-framework')];if(fs.existsSync(_cr))for(const v of fs.readdirSync(_cr).sort().reverse())_cand.push(join(_cr,v));_cand.push(join(home,'.claude'));const base=_cand.find(b=>b&&fs.existsSync(join(b,'hooks','scripts','lib','session-resolver.mjs')))||join(home,'.claude');await import(pathToFileURL(join(base,'scripts','validate_svs_config.mjs')).href)})()"
  

Step 6: Report result

Report per target:

• A — QE marketplace metadata/cache: updated / unchanged / mismatch (with version evidence)
• B — Claude framework assets: updated / unchanged (which path)
• C — Codex framework assets: updated / unchanged
• D — codex-plugin-cc bridge: installed / updated / up-to-date / skipped
• MCP config health: checked / skipped / warning
• whether Claude/Codex should be restarted

Will

• Refresh and verify QE marketplace metadata/cache before body asset sync
• Update the QE Framework body for both Claude and Codex via the correct installer path
• Check, install, or update the codex-plugin-cc bridge on user confirmation
• Report per-target results and the next restart step

Will Not

• Modify any project files
• Modify SIVS engine configuration (use /Qinit for that)
• Manually write marketplace/plugin version fields outside the release/admin workflow
• Force-install the Codex bridge without user confirmation
• Install or update unrelated MCP server packages
• Run without user invocation