/cc-probeline-update

Update cc-probeline: /cc-probeline-update

Updates cc-probeline to the latest release through whichever channel fits this machine (Homebrew / Scoop / install script). If it isn't installed yet, this same command installs it. Always show the exact command and run it only after the user approves the Bash permission prompt — never silently.

Keep it simple: detect the channel, run one update command, report the result. Do not investigate config files, caches, state, or why an update hint appeared — just update. If the tool is already on the latest version, say so and stop. Do not re-run the same command hoping for a different result.

Step 1 — Pick the channel

command -v brew scoop

• brew present → Homebrew (2a)
• scoop present (Windows) → Scoop (2b)
• neither → install script (2c) — the default on Linux/macOS

Step 2 — Run one command (pick the matching channel)

Show the command, then run it via Bash so the permission prompt is the user's "yes".

2a — Homebrew

brew upgrade --cask labzink/homebrew-tap/cc-probeline || brew install --cask labzink/homebrew-tap/cc-probeline

Then, only if it was a brand-new install (status line not wired yet):

cc-probeline install --merge-settings

2b — Scoop (Windows)

scoop update cc-probeline || { scoop bucket add labzink https://github.com/labzink/scoop-bucket; scoop install cc-probeline; }

Then, only on a brand-new install:

cc-probeline install --merge-settings

2c — Install script (default — Linux/macOS, no package manager)

One command handles upgrade, fresh install, already-latest, and status-line wiring:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/labzink/cc-probeline/main/scripts/install.sh | sh

If it prints already the latest version, you are done — report that and stop.

Step 3 — Report (one line)

State the installed version and whether it was an upgrade, a fresh install, or already up to date. The new version applies on the next status-line refresh or in new Claude Code sessions. Mention that /cc-probeline-config customises rows, colour, probes and display mode. If a command fails, show the exact error and stop — do not retry blindly.