Update

Claude Code

Ask "update anti-hall", or run /anti-hall:update. The skill:

1. pulls the latest release into the plugin's marketplace clone;
2. prints the changelog entries between your version and the new one;
3. tells you to run /reload-plugins.

Hooks and the statusline are read from disk, so they pick up the new version right away. /reload-plugins refreshes the skill list and the version label. Restart Claude Code only if a hook or skill path still shows the old version afterwards, or if you want the session-start text injected again.

To check without changing anything, ask "is anti-hall up to date" (the skill's --check mode).

anti-hall also tells you when a newer version exists. If you installed the statusline, its version chip turns yellow for a new minor version and red for a new major one. That check is the one network request anti-hall makes by default; turn it off with versionAlerts.antiHall.

Coming from 0.107.x or older

Run claude plugin update anti-hall@anti-hall once, then restart Claude Code. The old updater cannot register 0.108.0 or later with Claude Code. Later updates do this themselves.

Codex

The Codex hooks run from the clone you installed from, so updating the clone updates them:

cd /path/to/anti-hall
git pull --ff-only

After pulling, re-run the installer with the same options you used before, so hooks added since your install are registered too. It is safe to re-run: it replaces its own entries in hooks.json and leaves your other hooks alone.

node /path/to/anti-hall/plugins/anti-hall/codex/install-codex.js --global

After an update

Some updates repair state written by older versions. This runs by itself after a plugin reload or a new version, and you can run it by hand with /anti-hall:doctor --repair.

What changed in each release: Changelog.