@learnaltitude/cli 0.5.0 → 0.5.2

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  1. package/README.md +12 -1
  2. package/dist/cli.js +11 -11
  3. package/package.json +1 -1
package/README.md CHANGED
@@ -103,7 +103,13 @@ codex plugin add altitude@altitude
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  On the first Codex launch after installation, accept the one-time
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  `Hooks need review -> Trust all and continue` prompt. Skills update with the agent's plugin system.
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- To update only the globally installed Altitude CLI, run:
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+ **Neither half updates on its own by default.** Claude Code enables marketplace auto-update only
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+ for official Anthropic marketplaces; `altitude` is third-party, so its auto-update starts off.
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+ Turn it on once — run `/plugin` in Claude Code, open Marketplaces → altitude, enable auto-update —
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+ and the plugin then follows releases without further prompting.
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+ The globally installed Altitude CLI never updates itself. To move it:
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  ```sh
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  altitude update
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  global package manager to update `@learnaltitude/cli`. If detection or execution fails, it prints
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  the exact manual command instead.
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+ Because nothing forces either update, the server enforces a minimum CLI version at the device
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+ connect handshake. `altitude connect` is refused when the CLI does not report a readable version
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+ or is older than the floor; the refusal names the update command and, for Claude Code, the
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+ auto-update toggle. The floor is server-owned — raising it needs no client release.
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  ## Network disclosure
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  The distributed client uses the user's own agent subscription and no Altitude-held API key.