maestro-update
Detect version, preview changes, apply workflow upgrades
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/catlog22/maestro-flow /tmp/maestro-update && cp -r /tmp/maestro-update/.codex/skills/maestro-update ~/.claude/skills/maestro-updateSKILL.md
<purpose>
Detect current version, run schema migration to latest, then follow the version-specific upgrade workflow.
Schema migrations are handled by `maestro update --migrate`; workflow docs (`~/.maestro/workflows/updates/`) handle setup.
</purpose>
<context>
$ARGUMENTS — optional flags.
**Flags:**
- `--dry-run` -- Preview migration plan without executing
- `--force` -- Skip confirmation prompts (intended for CI/automated contexts). Migration diff is still displayed even with `--force` to maintain audit visibility.
- `--setup-only` -- Skip schema migration, run only the setup for current version
**Version source:** `.workflow/state.json` → `version` field
**Workflow docs:** `~/.maestro/workflows/updates/`
- `update-v{TO}-setup.md` — post-migration setup for version {TO}
**Schema registry:** `maestro update --migrate` — handles all intermediate version bumps automatically
**Output boundary**: ALL file writes MUST target `.workflow/state.json` (version bump), `.workflow/state.json.backup-*` (backup), and `.workflow/` config files touched by version-specific setup. NEVER modify source code or `src/migrations/` files.
</context>
<invariants>
1. **Backup before migration** — a timestamped backup of `.workflow/state.json` MUST be created before any schema migration runs; NEVER execute migration without backup
2. **Idempotent** — running update when already on latest version MUST be a no-op (display "up to date"); NEVER re-apply migrations
3. **Confirmation before execute** — migration diff MUST be displayed and user MUST confirm via request_user_input before execution (unless `--force`); NEVER silently apply schema changes
4. **Migration diff always visible** — even with `--force`, the migration diff MUST be displayed for audit visibility; NEVER skip diff display
5. **Restore path on failure** — if migration fails, the backup restore command MUST be displayed; NEVER leave user without recovery instructions
6. **Sequential migration** — all intermediate version steps MUST be applied in order by the schema registry; NEVER skip intermediate versions
</invariants>
<execution>
### Phase Gates (MANDATORY, BLOCKING)
**GATE 1: Detect → Check**
- REQUIRED: Current version read from `.workflow/state.json`.
- BLOCKED if: state.json missing or unreadable (E001).
**GATE 2: Check → Execute**
- REQUIRED: Dry-run migration check completed; target version identified.
- REQUIRED: User confirmation via request_user_input (unless `--force`).
- BLOCKED if: already up to date (display message and exit) or user cancels.
--dry-run short-circuit: execute GATE 1 (version detection) + dry-run migration check, display preview, EXIT before GATE 2 confirmation and GATE 3 execution.
**GATE 3: Execute → Summary**
- REQUIRED: Backup created at `.workflow/state.json.backup-v{current}-{timestamp}`.
- REQUIRED: Schema migration completed successfully.
- REQUIRED: Version-specific setup doc followed (if exists).
- BLOCKED if: migration failed — display restore command and exit.
### Step 1: Detect Version
```
1. Read .workflow/state.json → extract version (default "1.0" if missing)
2. Display:
=== Maestro Update ===
Current version: v{version}
```
IF `--setup-only`:
→ Glob: ~/.maestro/workflows/updates/update-v{version}-setup.md
→ IF exists: follow that document completely, then EXIT
→ IF not exists: display "No setup script for v{version}" → EXIT
1a. Check for active worktrees: read worktrees.json. If active entries exist, warn: 'Active worktrees detected ({N}). Schema migration may cause merge incompatibility. Consider merging active worktrees first.' (W003)
### Step 2: Check for Updates
```
1. Run: maestro update --migrate "$(pwd)" --dry-run --json
2. Parse JSON output
3. IF status = "up-to-date":
Display "Already up to date (v{version})"
→ Glob: ~/.maestro/workflows/updates/update-v{version}-setup.md
→ IF exists: request_user_input "Run setup for v{version}?" → load and follow
→ EXIT
4. Display target:
Update available: v{current} → v{target}
Schema migrations: {N} step(s) (handled automatically)
```
IF `--dry-run` → display info and EXIT.
### Step 3: Execute
```
1. Display migration diff (always — even with --force):
Show schema changes that will be applied.
2. Confirm (unless --force):
request_user_input: "Upgrade v{current} → v{target}?"
Options: [执行 / 取消]
3. Create backup:
Bash: cp .workflow/state.json .workflow/state.json.backup-v{current}-{timestamp}
4. Run schema migration (handles all intermediate steps automatically):
Bash: maestro update --migrate "$(pwd)" --json
Parse result, display changes.
5. IF failed → display backup restore command → EXIT
6. Load version-specific setup:
Read: ~/.maestro/workflows/updates/update-v{target}-setup.md
IF exists → follow completely (hooks, deps, knowledge system config)
7. Display: "v{current} → v{target}: done"
```
### Step 4: Summary
```
=== Update Complete ===
Version: v{current} → v{target}
Backup: .workflow/state.json.backup-v{current}-{timestamp}
Next steps:
/maestro -- Continue workflow
```
</execution>
<error_codes>
| Code | Severity | Condition | Recovery |
|------|----------|-----------|----------|
| E001 | error | `.workflow/state.json` not found or unreadable | Run `/maestro-init` first |
| E002 | error | Schema migration failed (npx tsx returned error) | Display backup restore command: `cp .workflow/state.json.backup-* .workflow/state.json` |
| E003 | error | Version-specific setup doc failed to execute | Manual setup: read `~/.maestro/workflows/updates/update-v{target}-setup.md` |
| W001 | warning | No version-specific setup doc found for target version | Proceed without setup; schema migration alone is sufficient |
| W002 | warning | `--setup-only` but no setup script exists for current version | Display message and exit |
| W003 | warning | Active worktrees detected during update | Consider merging worktrees before migration |
</error_codes>
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