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Expand Up @@ -125,6 +125,19 @@ hey-cli ships with an embedded agent skill so your agent can interact with HEY o
hey skill install # install the skill globally for your agent
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## Upgrading

To update hey-cli to the latest version:

```bash
cd /path/to/hey-cli
git pull # fetch latest changes
make install # rebuild binary with updated embedded skill
hey skill install # update agent skill to match new binary
```

The agent skill is embedded in the binary at build time, so all three steps are required to keep everything in sync.
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The upgrade instructions call this an “agent skill”, but hey skill install is currently documented/implemented as Claude-specific and also creates a symlink under ~/.claude/skills/hey in addition to writing ~/.agents/skills/hey/SKILL.md. Consider clarifying this here (e.g., mention Claude explicitly and/or the two target locations) so users understand what gets updated when they rerun the command.

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## Development

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