version

# Version Role: worker. This command reports the installed plugin version. It is a purely mechanical lookup — no reasoning, no file-by-file searching. You have been invoked with the `/version` command. Arguments: none. ## Steps Run the resolver and report its output verbatim: ```bash sh "$CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT/hooks/py.sh" "$CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT/hooks/lib/plugin_version.py" ``` Invoking through `hooks/py.sh` (not `python3` directly) is what lets this work on Windows, where Python 3 is often installed as `python`/`py` and no `python3` is on PATH. The shim resolves a real interpreter or exits 2. The script reads `~/.claude/plugins/installed_plugins.json` (Claude Code's install record) and resolves the version deterministically: a project-scoped install for the current directory wins; otherwise it falls back to the user-scoped install. It prints a single line, e.g.: ``` dev-team@bfinster v6.7.0 (scope: user) ``` - **Exit 0** — print the line as-is. - **Exit 1** — the plugin is not recorded as installed; report exactly: `dev-team is not installed (no record in installed_plugins.json).` - **Exit 2** — environment error (no `python3`, or the install record is missing); surface the script's stderr message verbatim. Do not add commentary beyond the single result line.