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aigon installed-notice

Prints a short summary of which repos in ~/.aigon/config.json repos were applied with an older Aigon than the one that just installed. Wired to npm postinstall for @senlabsai/aigon, so you usually see it once after each upgrade — no need to invoke it yourself.

aigon installed-notice

When it prints

The command is silent when:

  • You have no registered repos yet (first-time install).
  • Every registered repo’s .aigon/version matches the newly-installed CLI.
  • Something goes wrong — the command never fails an npm install.

When at least one registered repo is behind, output looks like:

✓ aigon upgraded to v2.65.0
  3 of your 8 known repos were applied with an older aigon:
    /Users/you/src/repo-a  (applied v2.63.0)
    /Users/you/src/repo-b  (applied v2.63.0)
    /Users/you/src/repo-c  (applied v2.64.0)
  Re-apply all:  aigon apply --all

The list is capped at 10 entries; anything beyond that is summarised as … and N more.

Worktrees are excluded — they never write .aigon/version, so they never appear in the stale list.

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