update

Step 1 — Detect installation

Check for a VERSION file to determine install type:

1. Local install: .claude/get-shit-pretty/VERSION relative to the current working directory
2. Global install: ~/.claude/get-shit-pretty/VERSION

If neither exists, tell the user GSP doesn't appear to be installed and suggest running:

npx get-shit-pretty

Then stop.

Read the VERSION file to get the installed version. Store which type was detected (local or global).

Step 2 — Check latest version

Run:

npm view get-shit-pretty version

If the command fails, tell the user the version check failed (they may be offline or npm is unavailable) and stop.

Step 3 — Compare versions

If installed version >= latest version, tell the user:

GSP v{installed} is already up to date.

Then stop.

Step 4 — Show what's new

Tell the user:

Update available: v{installed} → v{latest}

Fetch the changelog to show what changed:

curl -sf https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jubs-cloud/get-shit-pretty/main/CHANGELOG.md

If the fetch succeeds, extract and display the section for the latest version. If it fails, skip — changelog display is optional.

Step 5 — Warn about clean install

Tell the user:

The update replaces:
  • skills/gsp-*       (all GSP skills)
  • get-shit-pretty/*  (runtime files)
  • gsp-* agents       (all GSP agents)

Custom files outside these prefixes are preserved.

Step 6 — Confirm with user

Ask the user to confirm before proceeding. If they decline, stop.

Step 7 — Execute update

Based on the detected install type from Step 1:

• Local install: run npx get-shit-pretty@latest --claude --local
• Global install: run npx get-shit-pretty@latest --claude

Show the output to the user.

Step 8 — Clear update cache

Remove the update cache so the statusline reflects the new state:

rm -f ~/.claude/get-shit-pretty/.update-cache.json

Also check for a local cache:

rm -f .claude/get-shit-pretty/.update-cache.json

Step 9 — Remind to restart

Tell the user:

GSP updated to v{latest}.
Restart your Claude Code session to load the new commands and agents.