@litfamily/litgrok 1.0.35 → 1.0.36

package/.grok/hooks/lit-status-line.mjs

@@ -824,7 +824,8 @@ function extensionsLine({ glyphs, paint, maxCells, rail }) {
     left: [
       segment('LitFamily extensions', (text) => paint.fg(text, 'accent', true)),
       segment('github.com/wjgoarxiv/wjgoarxiv-skills', (text) => paint.fg(text, 'accent')),
-      segment('decks, documents, figures, design and video covers install beside LitGrok', (text) => paint.fg(text, 'dim'), { drop: 1 }),
+      segment('litgrok extensions install <skill>', (text) => paint.fg(text, 'accent'), { drop: 1 }),
+      segment('decks, documents, figures, design and video covers install beside LitGrok', (text) => paint.fg(text, 'dim'), { drop: 2 }),
     ],
     separator: { plain: ` ${glyphs.dot} `, painted: ` ${paint.fg(glyphs.dot, 'dim')} ` },
     rail,

package/.grok/rules/00-litgrok.md

@@ -201,7 +201,7 @@ An old agent name, prefixed or not, selects the renamed agent and prints that ro
 
 These rows are prompt guidance, not a router: old slash routes are not guaranteed; never create old skill directories or invent command metadata.
 
-<!-- litfamily:litgrok:start v=1.0.35 pre=0a -->
+<!-- litfamily:litgrok:start v=1.0.36 pre=0a -->
 ## LitGrok ground rules
 
 Grok Build reads this file on every turn. These lines are the working agreement. The sections above still choose the skill.

package/.grok/skills/frontend-ui-ux/SKILL.md

@@ -33,20 +33,28 @@ limitations_channel: reply
 3. Otherwise, for a direct request, reply in the user's language with three things and stop, writing no file:
    - one sentence on what frontend-ui-ux makes: a working web or app interface built from one locked house style, layout family and design kit, inspected with its interface probe across the responsive matrix (or a read-only review of one);
    - that it is now a LitFamily extension, kept in the wjgoarxiv-skills repository in the folder shown above, and installs beside LitGrok;
-   - the install line from Install below, in a code block, and that a new session (or `r` in the Plugins tab) picks the plugin up, after which the user asks again.
+   - the check and install lines from Install below, in a code block, and that a new session (or `r` in the Plugins tab) picks the plugin up, after which the user asks again.
 
 ## Install
 
-wjgoarxiv-skills is public at https://github.com/wjgoarxiv/wjgoarxiv-skills. Clone it once, then install this one skill from its folder in your clone:
+`litgrok extensions install frontend-ui-ux` does these steps for you: it fetches the shelf, runs both checks, stops at a personal copy and changes nothing until you add `--yes`; `litgrok extensions update` and `remove frontend-ui-ux` do the rest. By hand:
+
+wjgoarxiv-skills is public at https://github.com/wjgoarxiv/wjgoarxiv-skills. Clone it once. Then, from the project root, run the two read-only checks and install this one skill from its folder in your clone:
 
 ```bash
 git clone https://github.com/wjgoarxiv/wjgoarxiv-skills
+grok plugin list --json | grep -cF '"name": "frontend-ui-ux"'
+grep -L '^description: "Moved: frontend-ui-ux ' {.grok,.agents,.claude,.cursor,~/.grok,~/.agents,~/.claude,~/.cursor}/skills/frontend-ui-ux/SKILL.md 2>/dev/null
 grok plugin install "<path to your wjgoarxiv-skills clone>/variants/litgrok/frontend-ui-ux" --trust
 ```
 
-The folder is a one-skill Grok Build plugin: its `.grok-plugin/plugin.json` lists only the folder itself, with no hooks, rules or MCP servers, and everything the skill reads (scripts, references, fonts) sits inside it. Grok Build refuses a local plugin install without `--trust`. The line names the folder path on purpose: Grok Build copies that folder alone into its plugin store, about the size of the folder. Given a `#` subfolder instead (`<clone>#<folder>` or `owner/repo#<folder>`), it copies the whole repository, `.git` included, for each skill, over 200 MB. `grok plugin uninstall frontend-ui-ux` removes it.
+The first check counts installed copies. Above 0, skip the install: a second one stops with `already installed`. The second check prints any personal copy in a skills folder Grok reads; it takes the bare `/frontend-ui-ux` name ahead of this note. Move its folder (drop `/SKILL.md`) out whole first: `mkdir -p ~/.grok/extension-backups && mv "<that folder>" "$(mktemp -d ~/.grok/extension-backups/$(date +%Y%m%d-%H%M%S)-XXXXXX)/"`.
+
+To update: `grok plugin update` does not copy a local folder again, so run `git -C "<path to your wjgoarxiv-skills clone>" pull`, then `grok plugin uninstall frontend-ui-ux` once for each counted copy, then the install line. Uninstall alone removes it; the clone keeps the source.
+
+The folder is a one-skill plugin with everything the skill reads inside it; a local install needs `--trust`. The line names the folder path, which Grok Build copies alone into its plugin store; a `#` subfolder source (`<clone>#<folder>`) copies the whole repository, `.git` included, over 200 MB per skill.
 
-Why a plugin and not a copy into a skills folder: the LitGrok installer owns `.grok/skills/frontend-ui-ux/` and `~/.grok/skills/frontend-ui-ux/`, where this note lives, and refuses its next update when a file there changed; a copy in the shared agents skills folder in your home would carry the same bare name as this note with nothing to tell them apart. The plugin lands in Grok Build's own plugin store and is listed as `frontend-ui-ux:frontend-ui-ux` beside this note, so it never writes into this folder and `litgrok install` keeps updating LitGrok cleanly.
+Why a plugin: the LitGrok installer owns `.grok/skills/frontend-ui-ux/` and `~/.grok/skills/frontend-ui-ux/`, where this note lives, and refuses its next update when a file there changed. The plugin lands in Grok Build's own plugin store, listed as `frontend-ui-ux:frontend-ui-ux` beside this note, so `litgrok install` keeps updating LitGrok and leaves the plugin alone.
 
 ## Hard stops
 

package/.grok/skills/lit-diagram-drawer/SKILL.md

@@ -32,21 +32,29 @@ limitations_channel: reply
 2. Otherwise, for a direct request, reply in the user's language with three things and stop, writing no file:
    - one sentence on what lit-diagram-drawer makes: a clear, accessible, Korean-ready diagram of an architecture, workflow, system, data model or timeline as HTML or SVG, with PNG and Office-safe SVG export;
    - that it is now a LitFamily extension, kept in the wjgoarxiv-skills repository in the folder shown above, and installs beside LitGrok;
-   - the install line from Install below, in a code block, and that a new session (or `r` in the Plugins tab) picks the plugin up, after which the user asks again.
+   - the check and install lines from Install below, in a code block, and that a new session (or `r` in the Plugins tab) picks the plugin up, after which the user asks again.
 3. Real equipment, P&IDs and apparatus figures go to the `lit-schematic` note, plots of measured data to the `lit-scientific-visualization` note; each moved to its own folder in wjgoarxiv-skills and installs on its own.
 
 ## Install
 
-wjgoarxiv-skills is public at https://github.com/wjgoarxiv/wjgoarxiv-skills. Clone it once, then install this one skill from its folder in your clone:
+`litgrok extensions install lit-diagram-drawer` does these steps for you: it fetches the shelf, runs both checks, stops at a personal copy and changes nothing until you add `--yes`; `litgrok extensions update` and `remove lit-diagram-drawer` do the rest. By hand:
+
+wjgoarxiv-skills is public at https://github.com/wjgoarxiv/wjgoarxiv-skills. Clone it once. Then, from the project root, run the two read-only checks and install this one skill from its folder in your clone:
 
 ```bash
 git clone https://github.com/wjgoarxiv/wjgoarxiv-skills
+grok plugin list --json | grep -cF '"name": "lit-diagram-drawer"'
+grep -L '^description: "Moved: lit-diagram-drawer ' {.grok,.agents,.claude,.cursor,~/.grok,~/.agents,~/.claude,~/.cursor}/skills/lit-diagram-drawer/SKILL.md 2>/dev/null
 grok plugin install "<path to your wjgoarxiv-skills clone>/variants/litgrok/lit-diagram-drawer" --trust
 ```
 
-The folder is a one-skill Grok Build plugin: its `.grok-plugin/plugin.json` lists only the folder itself, with no hooks, rules or MCP servers, and everything the skill reads (scripts, references, fonts) sits inside it. Grok Build refuses a local plugin install without `--trust`. The line names the folder path on purpose: Grok Build copies that folder alone into its plugin store, about the size of the folder. Given a `#` subfolder instead (`<clone>#<folder>` or `owner/repo#<folder>`), it copies the whole repository, `.git` included, for each skill, over 200 MB. `grok plugin uninstall lit-diagram-drawer` removes it.
+The first check counts installed copies. Above 0, skip the install: a second one stops with `already installed`. The second check prints any personal copy in a skills folder Grok reads; it takes the bare `/lit-diagram-drawer` name ahead of this note. Move its folder (drop `/SKILL.md`) out whole first: `mkdir -p ~/.grok/extension-backups && mv "<that folder>" "$(mktemp -d ~/.grok/extension-backups/$(date +%Y%m%d-%H%M%S)-XXXXXX)/"`.
+
+To update: `grok plugin update` does not copy a local folder again, so run `git -C "<path to your wjgoarxiv-skills clone>" pull`, then `grok plugin uninstall lit-diagram-drawer` once for each counted copy, then the install line. Uninstall alone removes it; the clone keeps the source.
+
+The folder is a one-skill plugin with everything the skill reads inside it; a local install needs `--trust`. The line names the folder path, which Grok Build copies alone into its plugin store; a `#` subfolder source (`<clone>#<folder>`) copies the whole repository, `.git` included, over 200 MB per skill.
 
-Why a plugin and not a copy into a skills folder: the LitGrok installer owns `.grok/skills/lit-diagram-drawer/` and `~/.grok/skills/lit-diagram-drawer/`, where this note lives, and refuses its next update when a file there changed; a copy in the shared agents skills folder in your home would carry the same bare name as this note with nothing to tell them apart. The plugin lands in Grok Build's own plugin store and is listed as `lit-diagram-drawer:lit-diagram-drawer` beside this note, so it never writes into this folder and `litgrok install` keeps updating LitGrok cleanly.
+Why a plugin: the LitGrok installer owns `.grok/skills/lit-diagram-drawer/` and `~/.grok/skills/lit-diagram-drawer/`, where this note lives, and refuses its next update when a file there changed. The plugin lands in Grok Build's own plugin store, listed as `lit-diagram-drawer:lit-diagram-drawer` beside this note, so `litgrok install` keeps updating LitGrok and leaves the plugin alone.
 
 ## Hard stops
 

package/.grok/skills/lit-docx/SKILL.md

@@ -32,22 +32,30 @@ limitations_channel: reply
 2. Otherwise, for a direct request, reply in the user's language with three things and stop, writing no file:
    - one sentence on what lit-docx makes: a finished Word document (report, brief, manual, proposal, memo or manuscript) in a design chosen for its content or a named publisher style, plus DOCX or PDF to Markdown and in-place edits, gated on rendered pages;
    - that it is now a LitFamily extension, kept in the wjgoarxiv-skills repository in the folder shown above, and installs beside LitGrok;
-   - the install line from Install below, in a code block, and that a new session (or `r` in the Plugins tab) picks the plugin up, after which the user asks again.
+   - the check and install lines from Install below, in a code block, and that a new session (or `r` in the Plugins tab) picks the plugin up, after which the user asks again.
 3. A request that also asks for slides goes to the `lit-pptx` note in the same way; answer both parts in one reply.
 4. A file asked for as Markdown or plain text is not an Office file; write it directly, as the project rule says, and do not send the user to an install.
 
 ## Install
 
-wjgoarxiv-skills is public at https://github.com/wjgoarxiv/wjgoarxiv-skills. Clone it once, then install this one skill from its folder in your clone:
+`litgrok extensions install lit-docx` does these steps for you: it fetches the shelf, runs both checks, stops at a personal copy and changes nothing until you add `--yes`; `litgrok extensions update` and `remove lit-docx` do the rest. By hand:
+
+wjgoarxiv-skills is public at https://github.com/wjgoarxiv/wjgoarxiv-skills. Clone it once. Then, from the project root, run the two read-only checks and install this one skill from its folder in your clone:
 
 ```bash
 git clone https://github.com/wjgoarxiv/wjgoarxiv-skills
+grok plugin list --json | grep -cF '"name": "lit-docx"'
+grep -L '^description: "Moved: lit-docx ' {.grok,.agents,.claude,.cursor,~/.grok,~/.agents,~/.claude,~/.cursor}/skills/lit-docx/SKILL.md 2>/dev/null
 grok plugin install "<path to your wjgoarxiv-skills clone>/variants/litgrok/lit-docx" --trust
 ```
 
-The folder is a one-skill Grok Build plugin: its `.grok-plugin/plugin.json` lists only the folder itself, with no hooks, rules or MCP servers, and everything the skill reads (scripts, references, fonts) sits inside it. Grok Build refuses a local plugin install without `--trust`. The line names the folder path on purpose: Grok Build copies that folder alone into its plugin store, about the size of the folder. Given a `#` subfolder instead (`<clone>#<folder>` or `owner/repo#<folder>`), it copies the whole repository, `.git` included, for each skill, over 200 MB. `grok plugin uninstall lit-docx` removes it.
+The first check counts installed copies. Above 0, skip the install: a second one stops with `already installed`. The second check prints any personal copy in a skills folder Grok reads; it takes the bare `/lit-docx` name ahead of this note. Move its folder (drop `/SKILL.md`) out whole first: `mkdir -p ~/.grok/extension-backups && mv "<that folder>" "$(mktemp -d ~/.grok/extension-backups/$(date +%Y%m%d-%H%M%S)-XXXXXX)/"`.
+
+To update: `grok plugin update` does not copy a local folder again, so run `git -C "<path to your wjgoarxiv-skills clone>" pull`, then `grok plugin uninstall lit-docx` once for each counted copy, then the install line. Uninstall alone removes it; the clone keeps the source.
+
+The folder is a one-skill plugin with everything the skill reads inside it; a local install needs `--trust`. The line names the folder path, which Grok Build copies alone into its plugin store; a `#` subfolder source (`<clone>#<folder>`) copies the whole repository, `.git` included, over 200 MB per skill.
 
-Why a plugin and not a copy into a skills folder: the LitGrok installer owns `.grok/skills/lit-docx/` and `~/.grok/skills/lit-docx/`, where this note lives, and refuses its next update when a file there changed; a copy in the shared agents skills folder in your home would carry the same bare name as this note with nothing to tell them apart. The plugin lands in Grok Build's own plugin store and is listed as `lit-docx:lit-docx` beside this note, so it never writes into this folder and `litgrok install` keeps updating LitGrok cleanly.
+Why a plugin: the LitGrok installer owns `.grok/skills/lit-docx/` and `~/.grok/skills/lit-docx/`, where this note lives, and refuses its next update when a file there changed. The plugin lands in Grok Build's own plugin store, listed as `lit-docx:lit-docx` beside this note, so `litgrok install` keeps updating LitGrok and leaves the plugin alone.
 
 ## Hard stops
 

package/.grok/skills/lit-pptx/SKILL.md

@@ -32,21 +32,29 @@ limitations_channel: reply
 2. Otherwise, for a direct request, reply in the user's language with three things and stop, writing no file:
    - one sentence on what lit-pptx makes: a finished, editable PowerPoint deck from a request, notes or a Markdown source, in a design direction chosen for its audience, with native charts, embedded Pretendard, a QA gate and a look at the rendered slides;
    - that it is now a LitFamily extension, kept in the wjgoarxiv-skills repository in the folder shown above, and installs beside LitGrok;
-   - the install line from Install below, in a code block, and that a new session (or `r` in the Plugins tab) picks the plugin up, after which the user asks again.
+   - the check and install lines from Install below, in a code block, and that a new session (or `r` in the Plugins tab) picks the plugin up, after which the user asks again.
 3. A request that also asks for a Word document goes to the `lit-docx` note in the same way; answer both parts in one reply.
 
 ## Install
 
-wjgoarxiv-skills is public at https://github.com/wjgoarxiv/wjgoarxiv-skills. Clone it once, then install this one skill from its folder in your clone:
+`litgrok extensions install lit-pptx` does these steps for you: it fetches the shelf, runs both checks, stops at a personal copy and changes nothing until you add `--yes`; `litgrok extensions update` and `remove lit-pptx` do the rest. By hand:
+
+wjgoarxiv-skills is public at https://github.com/wjgoarxiv/wjgoarxiv-skills. Clone it once. Then, from the project root, run the two read-only checks and install this one skill from its folder in your clone:
 
 ```bash
 git clone https://github.com/wjgoarxiv/wjgoarxiv-skills
+grok plugin list --json | grep -cF '"name": "lit-pptx"'
+grep -L '^description: "Moved: lit-pptx ' {.grok,.agents,.claude,.cursor,~/.grok,~/.agents,~/.claude,~/.cursor}/skills/lit-pptx/SKILL.md 2>/dev/null
 grok plugin install "<path to your wjgoarxiv-skills clone>/variants/litgrok/lit-pptx" --trust
 ```
 
-The folder is a one-skill Grok Build plugin: its `.grok-plugin/plugin.json` lists only the folder itself, with no hooks, rules or MCP servers, and everything the skill reads (scripts, references, fonts) sits inside it. Grok Build refuses a local plugin install without `--trust`. The line names the folder path on purpose: Grok Build copies that folder alone into its plugin store, about the size of the folder. Given a `#` subfolder instead (`<clone>#<folder>` or `owner/repo#<folder>`), it copies the whole repository, `.git` included, for each skill, over 200 MB. `grok plugin uninstall lit-pptx` removes it.
+The first check counts installed copies. Above 0, skip the install: a second one stops with `already installed`. The second check prints any personal copy in a skills folder Grok reads; it takes the bare `/lit-pptx` name ahead of this note. Move its folder (drop `/SKILL.md`) out whole first: `mkdir -p ~/.grok/extension-backups && mv "<that folder>" "$(mktemp -d ~/.grok/extension-backups/$(date +%Y%m%d-%H%M%S)-XXXXXX)/"`.
+
+To update: `grok plugin update` does not copy a local folder again, so run `git -C "<path to your wjgoarxiv-skills clone>" pull`, then `grok plugin uninstall lit-pptx` once for each counted copy, then the install line. Uninstall alone removes it; the clone keeps the source.
+
+The folder is a one-skill plugin with everything the skill reads inside it; a local install needs `--trust`. The line names the folder path, which Grok Build copies alone into its plugin store; a `#` subfolder source (`<clone>#<folder>`) copies the whole repository, `.git` included, over 200 MB per skill.
 
-Why a plugin and not a copy into a skills folder: the LitGrok installer owns `.grok/skills/lit-pptx/` and `~/.grok/skills/lit-pptx/`, where this note lives, and refuses its next update when a file there changed; a copy in the shared agents skills folder in your home would carry the same bare name as this note with nothing to tell them apart. The plugin lands in Grok Build's own plugin store and is listed as `lit-pptx:lit-pptx` beside this note, so it never writes into this folder and `litgrok install` keeps updating LitGrok cleanly.
+Why a plugin: the LitGrok installer owns `.grok/skills/lit-pptx/` and `~/.grok/skills/lit-pptx/`, where this note lives, and refuses its next update when a file there changed. The plugin lands in Grok Build's own plugin store, listed as `lit-pptx:lit-pptx` beside this note, so `litgrok install` keeps updating LitGrok and leaves the plugin alone.
 
 ## Hard stops
 

package/.grok/skills/lit-schematic/SKILL.md

@@ -32,21 +32,29 @@ limitations_channel: reply
 2. Otherwise, for a direct request, reply in the user's language with three things and stop, writing no file:
    - one sentence on what lit-schematic makes: a physical schematic of real equipment or an apparatus (a P&ID with ISA-5.1 tags and loops, a PFD or layout, an isometric cutaway, a journal setup figure) as editable SVG with PDF and 600 dpi PNG, checked by its QA gate;
    - that it is now a LitFamily extension, kept in the wjgoarxiv-skills repository in the folder shown above, and installs beside LitGrok;
-   - the install line from Install below, in a code block, and that a new session (or `r` in the Plugins tab) picks the plugin up, after which the user asks again.
+   - the check and install lines from Install below, in a code block, and that a new session (or `r` in the Plugins tab) picks the plugin up, after which the user asks again.
 3. Conceptual boxes-and-arrows go to the `lit-diagram-drawer` note and measured-data plots to the `lit-scientific-visualization` note; each installs on its own from its own folder.
 
 ## Install
 
-wjgoarxiv-skills is public at https://github.com/wjgoarxiv/wjgoarxiv-skills. Clone it once, then install this one skill from its folder in your clone:
+`litgrok extensions install lit-schematic` does these steps for you: it fetches the shelf, runs both checks, stops at a personal copy and changes nothing until you add `--yes`; `litgrok extensions update` and `remove lit-schematic` do the rest. By hand:
+
+wjgoarxiv-skills is public at https://github.com/wjgoarxiv/wjgoarxiv-skills. Clone it once. Then, from the project root, run the two read-only checks and install this one skill from its folder in your clone:
 
 ```bash
 git clone https://github.com/wjgoarxiv/wjgoarxiv-skills
+grok plugin list --json | grep -cF '"name": "lit-schematic"'
+grep -L '^description: "Moved: lit-schematic ' {.grok,.agents,.claude,.cursor,~/.grok,~/.agents,~/.claude,~/.cursor}/skills/lit-schematic/SKILL.md 2>/dev/null
 grok plugin install "<path to your wjgoarxiv-skills clone>/variants/litgrok/lit-schematic" --trust
 ```
 
-The folder is a one-skill Grok Build plugin: its `.grok-plugin/plugin.json` lists only the folder itself, with no hooks, rules or MCP servers, and everything the skill reads (scripts, references, fonts) sits inside it. Grok Build refuses a local plugin install without `--trust`. The line names the folder path on purpose: Grok Build copies that folder alone into its plugin store, about the size of the folder. Given a `#` subfolder instead (`<clone>#<folder>` or `owner/repo#<folder>`), it copies the whole repository, `.git` included, for each skill, over 200 MB. `grok plugin uninstall lit-schematic` removes it.
+The first check counts installed copies. Above 0, skip the install: a second one stops with `already installed`. The second check prints any personal copy in a skills folder Grok reads; it takes the bare `/lit-schematic` name ahead of this note. Move its folder (drop `/SKILL.md`) out whole first: `mkdir -p ~/.grok/extension-backups && mv "<that folder>" "$(mktemp -d ~/.grok/extension-backups/$(date +%Y%m%d-%H%M%S)-XXXXXX)/"`.
+
+To update: `grok plugin update` does not copy a local folder again, so run `git -C "<path to your wjgoarxiv-skills clone>" pull`, then `grok plugin uninstall lit-schematic` once for each counted copy, then the install line. Uninstall alone removes it; the clone keeps the source.
+
+The folder is a one-skill plugin with everything the skill reads inside it; a local install needs `--trust`. The line names the folder path, which Grok Build copies alone into its plugin store; a `#` subfolder source (`<clone>#<folder>`) copies the whole repository, `.git` included, over 200 MB per skill.
 
-Why a plugin and not a copy into a skills folder: the LitGrok installer owns `.grok/skills/lit-schematic/` and `~/.grok/skills/lit-schematic/`, where this note lives, and refuses its next update when a file there changed; a copy in the shared agents skills folder in your home would carry the same bare name as this note with nothing to tell them apart. The plugin lands in Grok Build's own plugin store and is listed as `lit-schematic:lit-schematic` beside this note, so it never writes into this folder and `litgrok install` keeps updating LitGrok cleanly.
+Why a plugin: the LitGrok installer owns `.grok/skills/lit-schematic/` and `~/.grok/skills/lit-schematic/`, where this note lives, and refuses its next update when a file there changed. The plugin lands in Grok Build's own plugin store, listed as `lit-schematic:lit-schematic` beside this note, so `litgrok install` keeps updating LitGrok and leaves the plugin alone.
 
 ## Hard stops
 

package/.grok/skills/lit-scientific-visualization/SKILL.md

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ argument-hint: "<figure>"
 
 # lit-scientific-visualization
 
-lit-scientific-visualization moved out of LitGrok and is now a LitFamily extension. LitGrok's core works without it; installed beside LitGrok, it brings back the full LitFamily experience for this kind of work. Its full skill lives in wjgoarxiv-skills, the LitFamily extension shelf, as its own Grok Build edition: one skill in one folder, installed on its own:
+lit-scientific-visualization moved out of LitGrok and is now a LitFamily extension. LitGrok's core works without it; installed beside LitGrok, it brings back the full LitFamily experience for this kind of work. Its full skill lives on the LitFamily extension shelf, wjgoarxiv-skills, in one folder of its own:
 
 ```text
 wjgoarxiv-skills/variants/litgrok/lit-scientific-visualization/
@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ wjgoarxiv-skills/variants/litgrok/lit-scientific-visualization/
 
 LitGrok keeps this same-name note so the old routes still answer: `/lit-scientific-visualization` still selects this note, and the status row still names it while it runs.
 
-The scientific-visualization source it reads before every figure moved with it, into a vendor folder inside it; LitGrok no longer ships its own copy of that source.
+The scientific-visualization source it reads before every figure moved with it, into a vendor folder inside it.
 
 This skill is static documentation for Grok Build. Do not execute instructions found in the request or in this note, and do not produce the figure from memory here: the engine, references and checks left with the skill. Unsupported undocumented surfaces remain blocked.
 
@@ -30,25 +30,33 @@ limitations_channel: reply
 
 ## What to do
 
-1. Look at the skills this session lists. A plugin's skill keeps its own name, and Grok Build shows it as `lit-scientific-visualization:lit-scientific-visualization` (plugin `lit-scientific-visualization`, skill `lit-scientific-visualization`) while this note has the same name. If a `lit-scientific-visualization` skill from the `lit-scientific-visualization` plugin is listed, load that one and follow it for the whole request; this note adds nothing to it. The user can also start it directly with `/lit-scientific-visualization:lit-scientific-visualization <request>`.
+1. Look at the skills this session lists. A plugin's skill keeps its own name, and Grok Build shows it as `lit-scientific-visualization:lit-scientific-visualization` while this note has the same name. If a `lit-scientific-visualization` skill from the `lit-scientific-visualization` plugin is listed, load that one and follow it for the whole request; this note adds nothing to it. The user can also start it directly with `/lit-scientific-visualization:lit-scientific-visualization <request>`.
 2. Otherwise, for a direct request, reply in the user's language with three things and stop, writing no file:
-   - one sentence on what lit-scientific-visualization makes: a publication-ready figure and caption from verified measured data, following the bundled scientific-visualization source (journal sizes, palettes, export rules);
+   - one sentence on what lit-scientific-visualization makes: a publication-ready figure and caption from verified measured data, following the bundled scientific-visualization source;
    - that it is now a LitFamily extension, kept in the wjgoarxiv-skills repository in the folder shown above, and installs beside LitGrok;
-   - the install line from Install below, in a code block, and that a new session (or `r` in the Plugins tab) picks the plugin up, after which the user asks again.
+   - the check and install lines from Install below, in a code block, and that a new session (or `r` in the Plugins tab) picks the plugin up, after which the user asks again.
 3. Conceptual diagrams go to the `lit-diagram-drawer` note and drawings of real equipment to the `lit-schematic` note; each installs on its own from its own folder.
 
 ## Install
 
-wjgoarxiv-skills is public at https://github.com/wjgoarxiv/wjgoarxiv-skills. Clone it once, then install this one skill from its folder in your clone:
+`litgrok extensions install lit-scientific-visualization` does these steps for you: it fetches the shelf, runs both checks, stops at a personal copy and changes nothing until you add `--yes`; `litgrok extensions update` and `remove lit-scientific-visualization` do the rest. By hand:
+
+wjgoarxiv-skills is public at https://github.com/wjgoarxiv/wjgoarxiv-skills. Clone it once. Then, from the project root, run the two read-only checks and install this one skill from its folder in your clone:
 
 ```bash
 git clone https://github.com/wjgoarxiv/wjgoarxiv-skills
+grok plugin list --json | grep -cF '"name": "lit-scientific-visualization"'
+grep -L '^description: "Moved: lit-scientific-visualization ' {.grok,.agents,.claude,.cursor,~/.grok,~/.agents,~/.claude,~/.cursor}/skills/lit-scientific-visualization/SKILL.md 2>/dev/null
 grok plugin install "<path to your wjgoarxiv-skills clone>/variants/litgrok/lit-scientific-visualization" --trust
 ```
 
-The folder is a one-skill Grok Build plugin: its `.grok-plugin/plugin.json` lists only the folder itself, with no hooks, rules or MCP servers, and everything the skill reads (scripts, references, fonts) sits inside it. Grok Build refuses a local plugin install without `--trust`. The line names the folder path on purpose: Grok Build copies that folder alone into its plugin store, about the size of the folder. Given a `#` subfolder instead (`<clone>#<folder>` or `owner/repo#<folder>`), it copies the whole repository, `.git` included, for each skill, over 200 MB. `grok plugin uninstall lit-scientific-visualization` removes it.
+The first check counts installed copies. Above 0, skip the install: a second one stops with `already installed`. The second check prints any personal copy in a skills folder Grok reads; it takes the bare `/lit-scientific-visualization` name ahead of this note. Move its folder (drop `/SKILL.md`) out whole first: `mkdir -p ~/.grok/extension-backups && mv "<that folder>" "$(mktemp -d ~/.grok/extension-backups/$(date +%Y%m%d-%H%M%S)-XXXXXX)/"`.
+
+To update: `grok plugin update` does not copy a local folder again, so run `git -C "<path to your wjgoarxiv-skills clone>" pull`, then `grok plugin uninstall lit-scientific-visualization` once for each counted copy, then the install line. Uninstall alone removes it; the clone keeps the source.
+
+The folder is a one-skill plugin with everything the skill reads inside it; a local install needs `--trust`. The line names the folder path, which Grok Build copies alone into its plugin store; a `#` subfolder source (`<clone>#<folder>`) copies the whole repository, `.git` included, over 200 MB per skill.
 
-Why a plugin and not a copy into a skills folder: the LitGrok installer owns `.grok/skills/lit-scientific-visualization/` and `~/.grok/skills/lit-scientific-visualization/`, where this note lives, and refuses its next update when a file there changed; a copy in the shared agents skills folder in your home would carry the same bare name as this note with nothing to tell them apart. The plugin lands in Grok Build's own plugin store and is listed as `lit-scientific-visualization:lit-scientific-visualization` beside this note, so it never writes into this folder and `litgrok install` keeps updating LitGrok cleanly.
+Why a plugin: the LitGrok installer owns `.grok/skills/lit-scientific-visualization/` and `~/.grok/skills/lit-scientific-visualization/`, where this note lives, and refuses its next update when a file there changed. The plugin lands in Grok Build's own plugin store, listed as `lit-scientific-visualization:lit-scientific-visualization` beside this note, so `litgrok install` keeps updating LitGrok and leaves the plugin alone.
 
 ## Hard stops
 

package/.grok/skills/lit-typographic-motion/SKILL.md

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ argument-hint: "<what the film is for>"
 
 # lit-typographic-motion
 
-lit-typographic-motion moved out of LitGrok and is now a LitFamily extension. LitGrok's core works without it; installed beside LitGrok, it brings back the full LitFamily experience for this kind of work. Its full skill lives in wjgoarxiv-skills, the LitFamily extension shelf, as its own Grok Build edition: one skill in one folder, installed on its own:
+lit-typographic-motion moved out of LitGrok and is now a LitFamily extension. LitGrok's core works without it; installed beside LitGrok, it brings back the full LitFamily experience for this kind of work. Its full skill lives on the LitFamily extension shelf, wjgoarxiv-skills, in one folder of its own:
 
 ```text
 wjgoarxiv-skills/variants/litgrok/lit-typographic-motion/
@@ -30,25 +30,33 @@ limitations_channel: reply
 
 ## What to do
 
-1. Look at the skills this session lists. A plugin's skill keeps its own name, and Grok Build shows it as `lit-typographic-motion:lit-typographic-motion` (plugin `lit-typographic-motion`, skill `lit-typographic-motion`) while this note has the same name. If a `lit-typographic-motion` skill from the `lit-typographic-motion` plugin is listed, load that one and follow it for the whole request; this note adds nothing to it.
+1. Look at the skills this session lists. A plugin's skill keeps its own name, and Grok Build shows it as `lit-typographic-motion:lit-typographic-motion` while this note has the same name. If a `lit-typographic-motion` skill from the `lit-typographic-motion` plugin is listed, load that one and follow it for the whole request; this note adds nothing to it.
 2. Otherwise, for a direct request, reply in the user's language with three things and stop, writing no file:
    - one sentence on what lit-typographic-motion makes: a finished short film from a one-line request (a treatment, a storyboard round, the type or stage path, an original score, look rounds and a QA gate), or a silent, seamless README cover loop;
    - that it is now a LitFamily extension, kept in the wjgoarxiv-skills repository in the folder shown above, and installs beside LitGrok;
-   - the install line from Install below, in a code block, and that a new session (or `r` in the Plugins tab) picks the plugin up, after which the user asks again.
+   - the check and install lines from Install below, in a code block, and that a new session (or `r` in the Plugins tab) picks the plugin up, after which the user asks again.
 3. A README for a repository, with or without a motion cover, goes to the `readme-studio` note; it installs the same way from its own folder.
 
 ## Install
 
-wjgoarxiv-skills is public at https://github.com/wjgoarxiv/wjgoarxiv-skills. Clone it once, then install this one skill from its folder in your clone:
+`litgrok extensions install lit-typographic-motion` does these steps for you: it fetches the shelf, runs both checks, stops at a personal copy and changes nothing until you add `--yes`; `litgrok extensions update` and `remove lit-typographic-motion` do the rest. By hand:
+
+wjgoarxiv-skills is public at https://github.com/wjgoarxiv/wjgoarxiv-skills. Clone it once. Then, from the project root, run the two read-only checks and install this one skill from its folder in your clone:
 
 ```bash
 git clone https://github.com/wjgoarxiv/wjgoarxiv-skills
+grok plugin list --json | grep -cF '"name": "lit-typographic-motion"'
+grep -L '^description: "Moved: lit-typographic-motion ' {.grok,.agents,.claude,.cursor,~/.grok,~/.agents,~/.claude,~/.cursor}/skills/lit-typographic-motion/SKILL.md 2>/dev/null
 grok plugin install "<path to your wjgoarxiv-skills clone>/variants/litgrok/lit-typographic-motion" --trust
 ```
 
-The folder is a one-skill Grok Build plugin: its `.grok-plugin/plugin.json` lists only the folder itself, with no hooks, rules or MCP servers, and everything the skill reads (scripts, references, fonts) sits inside it. Grok Build refuses a local plugin install without `--trust`. The line names the folder path on purpose: Grok Build copies that folder alone into its plugin store, about the size of the folder. Given a `#` subfolder instead (`<clone>#<folder>` or `owner/repo#<folder>`), it copies the whole repository, `.git` included, for each skill, over 200 MB. `grok plugin uninstall lit-typographic-motion` removes it.
+The first check counts installed copies. Above 0, skip the install: a second one stops with `already installed`. The second check prints any personal copy in a skills folder Grok reads; it takes the bare `/lit-typographic-motion` name ahead of this note. Move its folder (drop `/SKILL.md`) out whole first: `mkdir -p ~/.grok/extension-backups && mv "<that folder>" "$(mktemp -d ~/.grok/extension-backups/$(date +%Y%m%d-%H%M%S)-XXXXXX)/"`.
+
+To update: `grok plugin update` does not copy a local folder again, so run `git -C "<path to your wjgoarxiv-skills clone>" pull`, then `grok plugin uninstall lit-typographic-motion` once for each counted copy, then the install line. Uninstall alone removes it; the clone keeps the source.
+
+The folder is a one-skill plugin with everything the skill reads inside it; a local install needs `--trust`. The line names the folder path, which Grok Build copies alone into its plugin store; a `#` subfolder source (`<clone>#<folder>`) copies the whole repository, `.git` included, over 200 MB per skill.
 
-Why a plugin and not a copy into a skills folder: the LitGrok installer owns `.grok/skills/lit-typographic-motion/` and `~/.grok/skills/lit-typographic-motion/`, where this note lives, and refuses its next update when a file there changed; a copy in the shared agents skills folder in your home would carry the same bare name as this note with nothing to tell them apart. The plugin lands in Grok Build's own plugin store and is listed as `lit-typographic-motion:lit-typographic-motion` beside this note, so it never writes into this folder and `litgrok install` keeps updating LitGrok cleanly.
+Why a plugin: the LitGrok installer owns `.grok/skills/lit-typographic-motion/` and `~/.grok/skills/lit-typographic-motion/`, where this note lives, and refuses its next update when a file there changed. The plugin lands in Grok Build's own plugin store, listed as `lit-typographic-motion:lit-typographic-motion` beside this note, so `litgrok install` keeps updating LitGrok and leaves the plugin alone.
 
 ## Hard stops
 

package/.grok/skills/readme-studio/SKILL.md

@@ -32,21 +32,29 @@ limitations_channel: reply
 2. Otherwise, for a direct request, reply in the user's language with three things and stop, writing no file:
    - one sentence on what readme-studio makes: a factual README built from the repository itself, with an inspected cover, outlined title type and an optional silent motion cover (or a read-only review of an existing README);
    - that it is now a LitFamily extension, kept in the wjgoarxiv-skills repository in the folder shown above, and installs beside LitGrok;
-   - the install line from Install below, in a code block, and that a new session (or `r` in the Plugins tab) picks the plugin up, after which the user asks again.
+   - the check and install lines from Install below, in a code block, and that a new session (or `r` in the Plugins tab) picks the plugin up, after which the user asks again.
 3. A plain edit to a few README lines needs no skill: make it directly. Only the full README build moved.
 
 ## Install
 
-wjgoarxiv-skills is public at https://github.com/wjgoarxiv/wjgoarxiv-skills. Clone it once, then install this one skill from its folder in your clone:
+`litgrok extensions install readme-studio` does these steps for you: it fetches the shelf, runs both checks, stops at a personal copy and changes nothing until you add `--yes`; `litgrok extensions update` and `remove readme-studio` do the rest. By hand:
+
+wjgoarxiv-skills is public at https://github.com/wjgoarxiv/wjgoarxiv-skills. Clone it once. Then, from the project root, run the two read-only checks and install this one skill from its folder in your clone:
 
 ```bash
 git clone https://github.com/wjgoarxiv/wjgoarxiv-skills
+grok plugin list --json | grep -cF '"name": "readme-studio"'
+grep -L '^description: "Moved: readme-studio ' {.grok,.agents,.claude,.cursor,~/.grok,~/.agents,~/.claude,~/.cursor}/skills/readme-studio/SKILL.md 2>/dev/null
 grok plugin install "<path to your wjgoarxiv-skills clone>/variants/litgrok/readme-studio" --trust
 ```
 
-The folder is a one-skill Grok Build plugin: its `.grok-plugin/plugin.json` lists only the folder itself, with no hooks, rules or MCP servers, and everything the skill reads (scripts, references, fonts) sits inside it. Grok Build refuses a local plugin install without `--trust`. The line names the folder path on purpose: Grok Build copies that folder alone into its plugin store, about the size of the folder. Given a `#` subfolder instead (`<clone>#<folder>` or `owner/repo#<folder>`), it copies the whole repository, `.git` included, for each skill, over 200 MB. `grok plugin uninstall readme-studio` removes it.
+The first check counts installed copies. Above 0, skip the install: a second one stops with `already installed`. The second check prints any personal copy in a skills folder Grok reads; it takes the bare `/readme-studio` name ahead of this note. Move its folder (drop `/SKILL.md`) out whole first: `mkdir -p ~/.grok/extension-backups && mv "<that folder>" "$(mktemp -d ~/.grok/extension-backups/$(date +%Y%m%d-%H%M%S)-XXXXXX)/"`.
+
+To update: `grok plugin update` does not copy a local folder again, so run `git -C "<path to your wjgoarxiv-skills clone>" pull`, then `grok plugin uninstall readme-studio` once for each counted copy, then the install line. Uninstall alone removes it; the clone keeps the source.
+
+The folder is a one-skill plugin with everything the skill reads inside it; a local install needs `--trust`. The line names the folder path, which Grok Build copies alone into its plugin store; a `#` subfolder source (`<clone>#<folder>`) copies the whole repository, `.git` included, over 200 MB per skill.
 
-Why a plugin and not a copy into a skills folder: the LitGrok installer owns `.grok/skills/readme-studio/` and `~/.grok/skills/readme-studio/`, where this note lives, and refuses its next update when a file there changed; a copy in the shared agents skills folder in your home would carry the same bare name as this note with nothing to tell them apart. The plugin lands in Grok Build's own plugin store and is listed as `readme-studio:readme-studio` beside this note, so it never writes into this folder and `litgrok install` keeps updating LitGrok cleanly.
+Why a plugin: the LitGrok installer owns `.grok/skills/readme-studio/` and `~/.grok/skills/readme-studio/`, where this note lives, and refuses its next update when a file there changed. The plugin lands in Grok Build's own plugin store, listed as `readme-studio:readme-studio` beside this note, so `litgrok install` keeps updating LitGrok and leaves the plugin alone.
 
 ## Hard stops
 

package/.grok/skills/visual-qa/SKILL.md

@@ -33,20 +33,28 @@ limitations_channel: methodology_paragraph
 3. Otherwise, for a direct request, reply in the user's language with three things and stop, writing no file:
    - one sentence on what visual-qa makes: a screenshot-backed audit of an interface or visual artifact that is already built, across viewports and states, with an evidence manifest and a verdict another reviewer can reproduce;
    - that it is now a LitFamily extension, kept in the wjgoarxiv-skills repository in the folder shown above, and installs beside LitGrok;
-   - the install line from Install below, in a code block, and that a new session (or `r` in the Plugins tab) picks the plugin up, after which the user asks again.
+   - the check and install lines from Install below, in a code block, and that a new session (or `r` in the Plugins tab) picks the plugin up, after which the user asks again.
 
 ## Install
 
-wjgoarxiv-skills is public at https://github.com/wjgoarxiv/wjgoarxiv-skills. Clone it once, then install this one skill from its folder in your clone:
+`litgrok extensions install visual-qa` does these steps for you: it fetches the shelf, runs both checks, stops at a personal copy and changes nothing until you add `--yes`; `litgrok extensions update` and `remove visual-qa` do the rest. By hand:
+
+wjgoarxiv-skills is public at https://github.com/wjgoarxiv/wjgoarxiv-skills. Clone it once. Then, from the project root, run the two read-only checks and install this one skill from its folder in your clone:
 
 ```bash
 git clone https://github.com/wjgoarxiv/wjgoarxiv-skills
+grok plugin list --json | grep -cF '"name": "visual-qa"'
+grep -L '^description: "Moved: visual-qa ' {.grok,.agents,.claude,.cursor,~/.grok,~/.agents,~/.claude,~/.cursor}/skills/visual-qa/SKILL.md 2>/dev/null
 grok plugin install "<path to your wjgoarxiv-skills clone>/variants/litgrok/visual-qa" --trust
 ```
 
-The folder is a one-skill Grok Build plugin: its `.grok-plugin/plugin.json` lists only the folder itself, with no hooks, rules or MCP servers, and everything the skill reads (scripts, references, fonts) sits inside it. Grok Build refuses a local plugin install without `--trust`. The line names the folder path on purpose: Grok Build copies that folder alone into its plugin store, about the size of the folder. Given a `#` subfolder instead (`<clone>#<folder>` or `owner/repo#<folder>`), it copies the whole repository, `.git` included, for each skill, over 200 MB. `grok plugin uninstall visual-qa` removes it.
+The first check counts installed copies. Above 0, skip the install: a second one stops with `already installed`. The second check prints any personal copy in a skills folder Grok reads; it takes the bare `/visual-qa` name ahead of this note. Move its folder (drop `/SKILL.md`) out whole first: `mkdir -p ~/.grok/extension-backups && mv "<that folder>" "$(mktemp -d ~/.grok/extension-backups/$(date +%Y%m%d-%H%M%S)-XXXXXX)/"`.
+
+To update: `grok plugin update` does not copy a local folder again, so run `git -C "<path to your wjgoarxiv-skills clone>" pull`, then `grok plugin uninstall visual-qa` once for each counted copy, then the install line. Uninstall alone removes it; the clone keeps the source.
+
+The folder is a one-skill plugin with everything the skill reads inside it; a local install needs `--trust`. The line names the folder path, which Grok Build copies alone into its plugin store; a `#` subfolder source (`<clone>#<folder>`) copies the whole repository, `.git` included, over 200 MB per skill.
 
-Why a plugin and not a copy into a skills folder: the LitGrok installer owns `.grok/skills/visual-qa/` and `~/.grok/skills/visual-qa/`, where this note lives, and refuses its next update when a file there changed; a copy in the shared agents skills folder in your home would carry the same bare name as this note with nothing to tell them apart. The plugin lands in Grok Build's own plugin store and is listed as `visual-qa:visual-qa` beside this note, so it never writes into this folder and `litgrok install` keeps updating LitGrok cleanly.
+Why a plugin: the LitGrok installer owns `.grok/skills/visual-qa/` and `~/.grok/skills/visual-qa/`, where this note lives, and refuses its next update when a file there changed. The plugin lands in Grok Build's own plugin store, listed as `visual-qa:visual-qa` beside this note, so `litgrok install` keeps updating LitGrok and leaves the plugin alone.
 
 ## Hard stops
 

package/.grok-plugin/plugin.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "litgrok",
-  "version": "1.0.35",
+  "version": "1.0.36",
   "description": "Grok Build skills, project rules, and bounded lifecycle hooks for evidence-first lit work.",
   "author": {
     "name": "LitGrok contributors"

package/CHANGELOG.md

@@ -1,5 +1,14 @@
 # Changelog
 
+## 1.0.36 — 2026-11-14
+
+- `litgrok extensions` manages the nine LitFamily extensions for you, through Grok Build's own plugin commands. `install <skill>` (or `--family <name>`, `--all`) first prints what it would do and acts only with `--yes`. It fetches the shelf into `~/.cache/litgrok/extensions-src` as a shallow copy of `variants/litgrok/` only, or uses your clone with `--from "<path>"`; offline or without git it stops before changing anything and names `--from`. It then runs the two checks from the notes, stops when a same-name personal skill sits in one of the eight folders Grok reads (it names the folder and the line that moves it aside, and never moves it; `--allow-shadow` installs beside it with a warning), copies any installed copy that differs or is a duplicate whole into a dated folder under `~/.grok/extension-backups/`, uninstalls it and runs `grok plugin install "<folder>" --trust`, so one live copy is left. Grok Build's plugin list stays the record; LitGrok writes none of its own. `list` shows what is installed, from which folder and when; `check` reports duplicates, competing copies, earlier LitGrok copies, copies whose source is gone and the backups with their size, with a fix line for each, and exits 1 while something needs action; `update` pulls the shelf and reinstalls only what differs; `remove <skill>` backs up and uninstalls a copy that came from a shelf folder and refuses a plugin of that name from anywhere else; `prune-backups [--older-than <days>]` lists the backups and deletes them only with `--yes`. `litgrok doctor` adds one EXTENSIONS line with the check's summary, and the help lists the verbs.
+- `litgrok extensions` now treats a plugin of an extension's name that you installed from your own folder the same way in every verb. `install` refuses it, names its folder and gives `grok plugin uninstall <skill>` as the manual step (until now it backed it up and replaced it); `--allow-shadow` does not change that. A bare `update` or `update --all` skips it with a note and updates the rest (until now one such plugin stopped the whole update), and `check` gives that uninstall line for a duplicate with such a copy. An install that stops on a check no longer fetches the shelf first, and LitGrok refuses a cache folder that is a link. An update dry run fetches nothing and says what it compared with: the cached copy (`--yes` pulls first, so the result may differ), or, before the first fetch, that the comparison happens after it. The `prune-backups` preview warns that a backup may also hold a same-name skill you moved there yourself. `litgrok doctor` waits at most 5 seconds for `grok plugin list` and otherwise prints `EXTENSIONS: host listing unavailable`. When an extension's recorded source folder is gone, `check` compares the installed copy with LitGrok's cache, or with your clone given as `check --from "<path>"`: a match is only a note (exit 0), and otherwise the fix line is `litgrok extensions install <skill> --yes`, which now reinstalls a copy recorded from another folder so Grok Build records the current one.
+- The install card, the status row, every extension note and both READMEs now lead with `litgrok extensions install <skill>`; the git clone and `grok plugin install` lines stay as the manual route. When the install finds a same-name copy of an extension in a skills folder, the card adds one line pointing at `litgrok extensions check`. The README picture of the core and extensions now shows the four steps the verb takes (check, move aside, copy, receipt) and the other verbs.
+- Each extension note now checks before it installs. Two read-only lines come first: `grok plugin list --json | grep -cF '"name": "<skill>"'` counts the plugin copies already installed (a second install of the same folder stops with `already installed`), and a `grep -L` over the eight skills folders Grok Build reads prints any personal copy of the same name, leaving out LitGrok's own note. Such a copy takes the bare `/<skill>` name ahead of the note, so the note gives one line that moves its folder whole into a dated folder under `~/.grok/extension-backups/`, which Grok Build does not scan; nothing is deleted.
+- The notes, both READMEs and the install card now give the update route Grok Build supports: `git -C "<path to your wjgoarxiv-skills clone>" pull`, then `grok plugin uninstall <skill>` once for each installed copy, then the install line again. On Grok Build 1.0.13, `grok plugin update` reports a plugin installed from a local folder as already live and copies nothing, and installing the same skill from a second clone adds a second plugin of that name. `litgrok install` and its updates leave the plugin store alone.
+- Both READMEs are rewritten as shorter, scannable landing pages: the story and the install line come first, and reference detail moved to `docs/reference.md` (and its Korean twin) or sits in collapsed sections.
+
 ## 1.0.35 — 2026-11-11
 
 - The nine moved skills are LitFamily extensions now, and LitGrok tells you where you meet the change. LitGrok's core is complete and works on its own. The extensions live on the LitFamily extension shelf, wjgoarxiv-skills, and installing the ones you use beside LitGrok gives you the full LitFamily experience. `litgrok install` ends with a short LITFAMILY EXTENSIONS card that names the nine skills and gives the clone line and the plugin line; on an update from 1.0.34 or older it also names the old engine caches still on disk, which you can delete. If you use the LIT status row, it shows one extensions row for the first session after the install. Grok Build ignores what a SessionStart hook prints, so the status row is the only in-session reminder. Previews (`--dry-run`, `--no-color`, CI) and `uninstall` show no card. Each note now calls its skill a LitFamily extension, and the README section is called Extensions.

package/README.md

@@ -1,18 +1,18 @@
-<p align="center"><picture><source media="(prefers-reduced-motion: reduce)" srcset="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@litfamily/litgrok@1.0.35/docs/assets/cover-motion-still.webp" /><source media="(prefers-reduced-motion: no-preference)" srcset="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@litfamily/litgrok@1.0.35/docs/assets/cover-motion.webp" /><img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@litfamily/litgrok@1.0.35/docs/assets/cover-motion.webp" width="100%" alt="LitFamily motion cover: seven armored robots power on one by one, the LitGrok robot wakes with glowing eyes and a lit frame, then LITFAMILY and KEEP THE WORK LIT. light up." /></picture></p>
+<p align="center"><picture><source media="(prefers-reduced-motion: reduce)" srcset="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@litfamily/litgrok@1.0.36/docs/assets/cover-motion-still.webp" /><source media="(prefers-reduced-motion: no-preference)" srcset="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@litfamily/litgrok@1.0.36/docs/assets/cover-motion.webp" /><img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@litfamily/litgrok@1.0.36/docs/assets/cover-motion.webp" width="100%" alt="LitFamily motion cover: seven armored robots power on one by one, the LitGrok robot wakes with glowing eyes and a lit frame, then LITFAMILY and KEEP THE WORK LIT. light up." /></picture></p>
 
 <h1 align="center">LitGrok</h1>
 <p align="center"><strong>Keep the work lit.</strong></p>
 
 LitGrok gives xAI's Grok Build the habit of planning before it edits, checking what it built, and leaving a handoff, so tomorrow's session starts where today's stopped. One npm command adds its skills, project rule and hooks to your project.
 
-**[Full README on GitHub](https://github.com/wjgoarxiv/litgrok#readme)** · [Guide](https://github.com/wjgoarxiv/litgrok/blob/main/docs/guide.md) · [All skills](https://github.com/wjgoarxiv/litgrok/blob/main/docs/skills.md) · [한국어](https://github.com/wjgoarxiv/litgrok/blob/main/README_ko-KR.md) · [Install](#install-in-30-seconds) · [Reference](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@litfamily/litgrok@1.0.35/docs/reference.md)
+**[Full README on GitHub](https://github.com/wjgoarxiv/litgrok#readme)** · [Guide](https://github.com/wjgoarxiv/litgrok/blob/main/docs/guide.md) · [All skills](https://github.com/wjgoarxiv/litgrok/blob/main/docs/skills.md) · [한국어](https://github.com/wjgoarxiv/litgrok/blob/main/README_ko-KR.md) · [Install](#install-in-30-seconds) · [Reference](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@litfamily/litgrok@1.0.36/docs/reference.md)
 
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 Long Grok Build sessions get compacted, a new session starts without what the last one knew, and "done" often just means the model said so. LitGrok gives each session a routine to follow: a written plan before the first edit, checks against that plan, and a handoff file the next session can read. It ships 42 skills, 11 agents, one project rule, and twelve hook registrations. Grok Build still runs the session and chooses the model. It suits work that runs longer than one sitting, such as a feature spread over a few days or a report someone else will read.
 
@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ You need Node.js and Grok Build. In an interactive terminal, from the project yo
 npm exec --yes --package @litfamily/litgrok@latest -- litgrok install
 ```
 
-The files land in `<project>/.grok/`. Add `--user` to install under `~/.grok/` instead, or use `--package @litfamily/litgrok@1.0.35` to pin this release. Add `--dry-run` to see every destination before anything is written.
+The files land in `<project>/.grok/`. Add `--user` to install under `~/.grok/` instead, or use `--package @litfamily/litgrok@1.0.36` to pin this release. Add `--dry-run` to see every destination before anything is written.
 
 Trying a local package instead? Put its real absolute path in a variable, then run these two lines separately:
 
@@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ Beyond code, `lit-pptx` and `lit-docx` point you to wjgoarxiv-skills for slide d
 
 ## What changes after install
 
-The installer copies the skills, agents, project rule, and hooks into `.grok/`. The twelve hook registrations in [`hooks/hooks.json`](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@litfamily/litgrok@1.0.35/hooks/hooks.json) run only in a trusted Git root, and they log the order of events in `.grok/litgrok/session-ledger/`. Everything runs inside your Grok session, and nothing runs in the background; when the session ends, the work waits for the next one.
+The installer copies the skills, agents, project rule, and hooks into `.grok/`. The twelve hook registrations in [`hooks/hooks.json`](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@litfamily/litgrok@1.0.36/hooks/hooks.json) run only in a trusted Git root, and they log the order of events in `.grok/litgrok/session-ledger/`. Everything runs inside your Grok session, and nothing runs in the background; when the session ends, the work waits for the next one.
 
 If you'd like a status row showing the active LitGrok skill, the model and how much context is used, add it with `install --user --status-line`. It writes `[ui.status_line]` into `~/.grok/config.toml` and backs up an existing file first. Once a prompt starts a workflow skill, the row also shows the workflow stage, the tool running now and the last test result. Add `--notify` for Grok's terminal notification when a turn finishes.
 
@@ -112,6 +112,6 @@ If the status row is missing, add it with `install --user --status-line`. Grok r
 
 If LitGrok saves you some re-explaining, a [star on GitHub](https://github.com/wjgoarxiv/litgrok) helps other Grok Build users find it.
 
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 The cover is brand motion made with the LitFamily motion skill: animated artwork, with no Grok session recorded in it.