Managing Installed Products

List, update, and uninstall MyClaude products in your Claude Code environment.

Once you have installed products via the CLI or the web, the myclaude CLI provides commands to inspect, update, and remove them. This page covers the full lifecycle after installation.

List installed products

$ myclaude list

Installed products (3)
  @kairo/review-skill    1.2.0   skills      .claude/skills/review-skill/
  @dev/pr-checker        0.9.1   skills      .claude/skills/pr-checker/
  @anya/deploy-workflow  2.0.0   workflows   .claude/workflows/deploy-workflow/

Each row shows the product handle, installed version, category, and file path.

Filter by category:

$ myclaude list --category skills

Check for available updates

Preview which products have newer versions without applying anything:

$ myclaude update --all --dry-run

Updates available (1 of 3)
  @kairo/review-skill    1.2.0 → 1.3.0

The --dry-run flag is safe to run at any time. It reads the registry but makes no changes.

Update products

Update a single product to the latest version:

$ myclaude update @kairo/review-skill

Updating @kairo/review-skill 1.2.0 → 1.3.0...
Downloaded. Replaced files in .claude/skills/review-skill/
Done.

Update all installed products at once:

$ myclaude update --all

The CLI replaces the product files in place. Your local configuration files (if any) are preserved — only the product's core files are overwritten.

Pinning a version

If you need to stay on a specific version and skip future updates:

$ myclaude update @kairo/review-skill --pin

Pinned products are excluded from myclaude update --all. Remove the pin with:

$ myclaude update @kairo/review-skill --unpin

Uninstall products

$ myclaude uninstall @dev/pr-checker

Removed @dev/pr-checker from .claude/skills/pr-checker/
Done.

This deletes the product files from your .claude/ directory and removes the product from the local registry. Your purchase record remains — you can reinstall the product at any time without repurchasing.

To uninstall multiple products in one command:

$ myclaude uninstall @dev/pr-checker @anya/deploy-workflow

File locations by category

Products are stored in predictable directories:

If you installed via the web and placed files manually, myclaude repair can detect and register them:

$ myclaude repair

Scanned .claude/ directory
Found 1 unregistered product: @kairo/review-skill in .claude/skills/review-skill/
Registered.

View purchase history

Your complete purchase history is available at myclaude.sh/dashboard under Purchases. The dashboard shows:

You can re-download any purchased product from the dashboard at any time. There is no download limit.

Checking product health

Run a diagnostic on all installed products to verify file integrity and compatibility:

$ myclaude doctor

Checking 3 installed products...
  @kairo/review-skill    1.3.0   OK
  @dev/pr-checker        0.9.1   OK
  @anya/deploy-workflow  2.0.0   WARNING: requires myclaude-cli >= 0.2.0
All files intact. 1 warning.

The doctor command checks that all expected files are present, manifest data is valid, and version requirements are satisfied. Run it after upgrading the CLI or Claude Code to catch compatibility issues early.

Backing up installed products

The .claude/ directory is a normal directory in your project. To back up your installed products, include .claude/ in your version control or backup system.

If you use git and want to track installed products:

$ git add .claude/skills/ .claude/workflows/
$ git commit -m "track installed MyClaude products"

This ensures teammates working on the same repository get the same products without installing separately. If you prefer not to track product files in git, add .claude/skills/ and similar directories to .gitignore — each developer can install independently using myclaude install.

Troubleshooting

myclaude list shows no products but files exist in .claude/. Run myclaude repair to scan the directory and re-register products that were installed manually or whose registry entries were lost.

myclaude update fails with a network error. Check your internet connection and ensure you are logged in (myclaude login). If the error persists, try updating a single product to isolate the issue.

Uninstalled product still appears in Claude Code. Restart your Claude Code session. Claude Code reads the .claude/ directory at startup — removing files mid-session may not take effect until the next launch.

Update overwrites my customizations. Product updates replace the product's core files only. If you modified files inside the product directory, those changes will be lost on update. Keep customizations in a separate file outside the product directory and reference them from your project's CLAUDE.md.

Related pages

• Installing via CLI — first-time installation tutorial
• Installing via Web — download and install from the browser
• Purchasing Products — purchase history and re-downloads
• Troubleshooting — full FAQ for common issues