By name: update-claude-md description: Diff recent changes against CLAUDE.md and propose targeted edits. Use after merging a material feature, a refactor that renames or moves files, or a change that invalidates existing rules. Accepts a PR number, a commit range, or defaults to the current branch vs main. disable-model-invocation: true argument-hint: "[pr-number | commit-range | empty for current branch vs main]"
Read CLAUDE.md and compare it against recent changes specified by $ARGUMENTS. Propose a minimal set of edits that keep CLAUDE.md accurate. Do not edit speculatively - only change what the diff demonstrably invalidates or newly requires.
Gather context
If $ARGUMENTS looks like a PR number or URL:
!gh pr diff $0
!gh pr view $0 --json title,body,files
If $ARGUMENTS looks like a commit range (abc..def):
!git diff $0 -- . ':(exclude)pnpm-lock.yaml' ':(exclude)*.lock'
!git log --oneline $0
Otherwise (default - current branch vs main):
!git diff origin/main...HEAD -- . ':(exclude)pnpm-lock.yaml' ':(exclude)*.lock'
!git log --oneline origin/main..HEAD
Then read the current CLAUDE.md: @CLAUDE.md
What to look for
Walk through CLAUDE.md section by section. For each section, ask whether the diff contains evidence that the section is wrong, incomplete, or stale. Flag every category below that applies.
1. Broken file paths (highest priority)
- Every file path mentioned in CLAUDE.md must still exist.
- If a file in the
CRITICAL PATHSsection has been renamed, moved, or deleted, that is a must-fix - a stale critical-path reference is the most dangerous kind of drift. - Run
test -f <path>(via bash) for each path in the Critical Paths section. Report any that fail.
2. New critical-path-worthy files
A file likely belongs in the CRITICAL PATHS section if it:
- Constructs, signs, or broadcasts a Bitcoin transaction
- Computes or consumes a fee used in a signed transaction
- Derives keys, secrets, or signatures
- Crosses the WASM/Rust boundary for value-bearing computations
- Submits on-chain state that is irreversible (activation, claim, payout)
If the diff adds such a file without adding it to the section, propose the addition - including the specific Rule: line it needs.
3. Invalidated rules
- A rule that the diff's code contradicts (e.g. a new silent fallback on a critical path, a hardcoded protocol parameter).
- This is usually a signal the diff itself needs fixing, not CLAUDE.md - flag it as a review finding rather than a CLAUDE.md edit.
4. New conventions the team has adopted
- A new state-management pattern, testing approach, or architectural convention the diff establishes or relies on.
- Only propose adding it to CLAUDE.md if the same pattern appears in 3+ places across the codebase (not just the diff). One-off patterns don't belong in global rules.
5. Dead or obsolete rules
- A rule that references removed concepts, deprecated packages, or patterns the codebase no longer uses.
- Verify by grepping the codebase before proposing removal.
6. Package / tool changes
Key Packageslist: does the diff add, remove, or materially change any package's role?Build & Test Commands: do any commands still work?
Output format
Produce a single proposal with this structure. Do not edit CLAUDE.md directly - present the proposal for human review first.
## Proposed CLAUDE.md updates
### Must-fix (stale paths / invalidated references)
<bullet list - each with file:line in current CLAUDE.md and the replacement>
### Recommended additions
<new rules or paths to add - each with the diff evidence that justifies it>
### Recommended removals
<rules to delete - each with grep evidence that the referenced concept is gone>
### Review findings (not CLAUDE.md edits)
<rules the diff itself violates - forward to the PR author>
If there is nothing to change, say so in one line - do not invent edits.
Apply
After the human confirms the proposal, apply the edits with Edit calls scoped to the exact lines in the proposal. Do not rewrite unrelated sections.