- Add check for files that exist in upstream before updating
- Add version comparison to avoid unnecessary upgrades
- Add batch update examples for similar files
- Better handling of missing upstream files (like deprecated agents)
- Include instructions for finding NEW files in upstream
- Clearer error messages when files don't exist
- Replace cp/cp -f with cat > for guaranteed non-interactive file replacement
- Add explicit instruction to WAIT for user input (don't auto-select option 1)
- Clarify that cp -f still causes prompts on some systems
- Ensures upgrade process doesn't hang on file overwrites
- NEVER blindly overwrite files without showing diffs
- ALWAYS ask for user confirmation before replacing
- Added correct vs wrong implementation examples
- Prevents loss of user customizations
- Clone latest to .tmp/ directory instead of using git upstream
- Users stay completely disconnected from original repo
- Use .tmp/ instead of /tmp/ to hide from Obsidian
- Add user choice when local modifications detected
- Verify all files were addressed with checklist
- Clean up temp directory after upgrade
- Add .tmp/ to .gitignore
- Create upgrade checklist to track progress file-by-file
- Only check claudesidian system files, not user content
- Explicitly filter to .claude/, .scripts/, and core files only
- Show diff for each file before updating
- Mark progress in checklist for resumability
- Remove overly complex AI semantic merging in favor of systematic review
- Smart upgrade system that preserves user customizations
- Uses Claude's semantic understanding for conflict resolution
- Supports incremental updates with automatic backups
- Intelligent merge of commands, agents, and templates
- Safety-first approach with rollback capabilities
- Based on 2025 best practices for LLM-powered code migration
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