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Brings into this project the improvements its origin template received after instantiation — reads .template-origin, computes the tooling diff (skills, hooks, scripts, workflows) against the current template and offers to apply it. Use this when someone wants to update/sync the project with the template (e.g. "update the template", "pull in the template's new improvements").

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name	update-template
description	Brings into this project the improvements its origin template received after instantiation — reads .template-origin, computes the tooling diff (skills, hooks, scripts, workflows) against the current template and offers to apply it. Use this when someone wants to update/sync the project with the template (e.g. "update the template", "pull in the template's new improvements").

Sync this project's tooling with the current version of its origin template. It only touches the reusable layer — never the already-filled documentation or the code.

Step 1 — Read the origin

Read .template-origin at the root (/instantiate writes it):

repo=https://github.com/brayandiazc/project-starter-template-en-ai
commit=<template-sha-at-instantiation>
date=YYYY-MM-DD

If it doesn't exist, ask which template/variant the project came from and roughly when, and use the tag/commit from that time as the base.

Step 2 — Compute the tooling diff

Clone the template to a temporary directory and compute what changed since the origin commit, limited to the tooling paths:

git clone --quiet <repo> /tmp/tpl-update && cd /tmp/tpl-update
git diff --stat <origin-commit>..HEAD -- \
  .claude/ .github/scripts/ .github/workflows/ specs/_template/ \
  docs/conventions/_template.md

Always exclude: README.md, filled-in docs/, CHANGELOG.md, LICENSE, and any file the project has adapted (compare before overwriting; if the local file differs from the template's old version, it's a local adaptation — show it and ask).

Step 3 — Propose and apply

Present a per-file summary (new / updated / deleted in the template) and let the person choose what to apply. Work on a chore/update-template branch. Apply what's accepted, run the suite bash .github/scripts/tests/run-tests.sh if it exists, and update .template-origin with the new commit and today's date.

Step 4 — Wrap-up

Show the final diff and remind them to open a PR. Do NOT commit or push without confirmation.

Example: /update-template → "the template has 3 tooling improvements since your instantiation (new hook, links script, quality workflow); apply all 3?"

Do NOT overwrite local adaptations without asking, do NOT touch already-filled documentation or production code, and do NOT apply template changes the project chose to remove (e.g. conventions deleted on purpose).

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name	update-template
description	Brings into this project the improvements its origin template received after instantiation — reads .template-origin, computes the tooling diff (skills, hooks, scripts, workflows) against the current template and offers to apply it. Use this when someone wants to update/sync the project with the template (e.g. "update the template", "pull in the template's new improvements").

Sync this project's tooling with the current version of its origin template. It only touches the reusable layer — never the already-filled documentation or the code.

Step 1 — Read the origin

Read .template-origin at the root (/instantiate writes it):

repo=https://github.com/brayandiazc/project-starter-template-en-ai
commit=<template-sha-at-instantiation>
date=YYYY-MM-DD

If it doesn't exist, ask which template/variant the project came from and roughly when, and use the tag/commit from that time as the base.

Step 2 — Compute the tooling diff

Clone the template to a temporary directory and compute what changed since the origin commit, limited to the tooling paths:

git clone --quiet <repo> /tmp/tpl-update && cd /tmp/tpl-update
git diff --stat <origin-commit>..HEAD -- \
  .claude/ .github/scripts/ .github/workflows/ specs/_template/ \
  docs/conventions/_template.md

Step 3 — Propose and apply

Step 4 — Wrap-up

Show the final diff and remind them to open a PR. Do NOT commit or push without confirmation.

Example: /update-template → "the template has 3 tooling improvements since your instantiation (new hook, links script, quality workflow); apply all 3?"