update-skills
The `update-skills` command re-applies installed skills to fetch their latest code from upstream branches without losing local customizations. Use it after new versions of channel, provider, or utility skills are released upstream, running it in Claude Code to refresh individual skills through their own idempotent apply steps, which re-fetch and overwrite only that skill's code files while preserving credentials and configuration.
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/nanocoai/nanoclaw /tmp/update-skills && cp -r /tmp/update-skills/.claude/skills/update-skills ~/.claude/skills/update-skillsSKILL.md
# Update installed skills Refresh the code carried by installed channel and provider skills. This does not re-run credential setup, change `.env`, alter wiring, or restart services. Run from the NanoClaw project root. Use ordinary conversation for any choice; do not depend on a provider-specific question or skill-invocation tool. ## 1. Preflight and selection Require a clean working tree: ```bash git status --porcelain ``` If it is dirty, stop. Never mix a refresh with unrelated changes. The default is every installed channel/provider. If the user asked for a subset, pass its comma-separated names. Otherwise use `all`: ```bash pnpm exec tsx scripts/update-skills.ts --skills all # Example subset: --skills slack,opencode ``` The helper detects installed skills from the real channel/provider barrels. It resolves each registry branch by checking configured remotes, so a fork whose `origin` is the user's repo and whose official source is `upstream` works without special handling. `NANOCLAW_REGISTRY_REMOTE=<name>` is an explicit override and is validated before use. ## 2. Treat the JSON result as a gate The command prints `nanoclaw-skill-refresh/v1`-shaped JSON fields with one result per selected skill and exits nonzero unless every selected skill was fully refreshed. - Continue only when `success` is `true` and every status is `refreshed`. - A missing skill, missing structured apply contract, unresolved input, agent fallback, fetch error, or dependency error is blocking. - Never record a failed skill and continue toward an upgrade completion stamp. - Preserve the full report in the update summary. The refresh engine overwrites skill-owned registry files and advances exact dependency/CLI-manifest pins. It skips prompts, operator walkthroughs, `.env` writes, wiring, restarts, and ordinary build/test directives. ## 3. Validate the composed checkout After a successful refresh: ```bash pnpm run build pnpm test ``` If files under `container/agent-runner/src/` changed, also run: ```bash pnpm exec tsc -p container/agent-runner/tsconfig.json --noEmit ``` If anything under `container/` changed, update the install's agent image using the source mode already selected in `.env`: ```bash if grep -q '^NANOCLAW_HARDENED_IMAGE=true$' .env 2>/dev/null; then ./container/build.sh pull else ./container/build.sh fi ``` Any validation or image failure is blocking. Do not restart or report success. ## 4. Report Show the selected skills, the registry remote used for each branch, changed files, validation results, and any blocking error. If this was a standalone refresh and the service was running, restart it through the service mode that actually owns this install and verify `data/ncl.sock` plus `bin/ncl groups list`. When called inside `/update-nanoclaw`, leave restart and health checking to that transaction.
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