update

name	update
description	Update all installed batterie plugins in one go
allowed-tools	["Bash","Read"]

Update Batterie Plugins

Currently installed (before update)

!`python3 << 'PYEOF' import json, os, subprocess, shutil

plugins_path = os.path.join(os.path.expanduser("~"), ".claude", "plugins", "installed_plugins.json") plugins_file = json.load(open(plugins_path)) plugins = plugins_file.get("plugins", {})

batterie = {k: v[0] for k, v in plugins.items() if k.endswith("@batterie")}

if not batterie: print("No batterie plugins installed.") else: suite = batterie.get("batterie@batterie", {}).get("version") if suite: print(f"📦 Batterie suite v{suite}\n") print(f"Found {len(batterie)} batterie plugin(s):\n") for key, info in sorted(batterie.items()): name = key.split("@")[0] print(f"- {name}: v{info['version']} (sha: {info['gitCommitSha'][:12]})")

# CLI version check
cli_tools = {"bon": "bon", "passe": "passe", "todoist-gtd": "todoist"}
print("\nCLI tool versions:")
for plugin_name, cli_name in cli_tools.items():
    if f"{plugin_name}@batterie" in batterie:
        path = shutil.which(cli_name)
        if path:
            try:
                result = subprocess.run([cli_name, "--version"], capture_output=True, text=True, timeout=5)
                ver = result.stdout.strip() or result.stderr.strip()
                print(f"- {cli_name}: {ver}")
            except Exception:
                print(f"- {cli_name}: (version check failed)")
        else:
            print(f"- {cli_name}: NOT IN PATH")

PYEOF`

Your task

Update every batterie plugin listed above. Follow these steps exactly:

1. Refresh the marketplace

claude plugin marketplace update batterie

This pulls the latest marketplace index so plugin updates can see new versions. Without this, claude plugin update compares against a stale index.

2. Update each plugin

For each plugin shown above, run:

claude plugin update <name>@batterie

Run them sequentially — each must complete before the next starts. Report the output of each.

3. Check what changed

After all updates, read ~/.claude/plugins/installed_plugins.json again. For each batterie plugin, compare the version and gitCommitSha against the "before" snapshot above. Report:

• Which plugins had version changes (old → new)
• Which were already up to date

JSON structure of installed_plugins.json:

{
  "version": "...",
  "plugins": {
    "bon@batterie": [
      {"scope": "user", "installPath": "/path/to/cache/bon/0.8.0", "version": "0.8.0", "gitCommitSha": "..."}
    ],
    ...
  }
}

Each plugin key maps to a list of installations (one per scope). Use v[0] to get the user-scope entry.

4. Detect CLI version drift

Three batterie plugins ship CLI tools installed via uv tool install:

Plugin	CLI binary	Source repo	Extras
bon	bon	~/repos/spm1001/bon	[dolt]
passe	passe	~/repos/spm1001/passe
todoist-gtd	todoist	~/repos/spm1001/todoist-gtd

Install from source, never from installPath or PyPI. Post-cutover the marketplace vendors only skills/hooks/CLAUDE.md for skill plugins — there is no pyproject.toml in the plugin cache, so uv tool install <installPath> fails with "does not appear to be a Python project". The bare PyPI name is not a fallback either — none of these CLIs are published to PyPI (uv tool install bon[dolt] → "unsatisfiable"). Install from the source repo, preferring a local working tree and falling back to git:

• Local (fast; dev machines with ~/repos): uv tool install "~/repos/spm1001/<repo>[<extras>]"
• Git (portable; fresh users, the Mac, Cowork — anything without ~/repos): uv tool install "<pkg>[<extras>] @ git+https://github.com/spm1001/<repo>" — PEP 508 form, extras go before the @.

For each plugin in the table:

1. Read the plugin's version from the JSON above (plugins["bon@batterie"][0]["version"]) — used only to detect drift.
2. Compare against the CLI version shown in the "before" snapshot above.
3. If they differ (or the CLI is not in PATH), reinstall — pick the local working tree if ~/repos/spm1001/<repo> exists, else the git source:

   uv cache clean <cli_name> --force && uv tool install "<source-spec>" --force --reinstall
   

   e.g. local uv tool install "~/repos/spm1001/bon[dolt]" --force --reinstall, or fresh uv tool install "bon[dolt] @ git+https://github.com/spm1001/bon" --force --reinstall. Always include extras from the table (bon is always [dolt] — PyMySQL is tiny and harmless; always installing it avoids silent breakage when any project uses the Dolt backend). The --force on uv cache clean prevents blocking on lock contention from other uv processes (e.g. marketplace refresh). Report success or failure.
4. The git source works anywhere with network, so a machine without ~/repos (a fresh user, the Mac) is no longer a dead end — fall back to it rather than failing. Cowork additionally has its own skill-level provisioning path (bds-dacase).

5. Summarise

Lead with the Batterie suite version — read the post-update batterie@batterie version from installed_plugins.json and report it as the headline (e.g. 📦 Batterie suite v1.0.0), since that's the single number the user quotes. Then:

If any plugins were updated:

Updates complete. Exit and restart Claude Code (`/exit` then `claude`) to activate changes.
SessionStart hooks only fire on full restart — /reload-plugins won't trigger them.

If nothing changed: just say all plugins are up to date, no restart needed.