verify-releaselisted

# /verify-release > Standalone post-publish propagation check. Polls the local marketplace checkout against an expected version, then refreshes `installed_plugins.json` registry. Use after a manual `git push` to confirm the new version actually landed, or when investigating "is my installed plugin out of date?" ## What this skill does Polls `~/.claude/plugins/marketplaces/evolve-loop/.claude-plugin/plugin.json` against the target version. On match, runs `legacy/scripts/utility/release.sh <target>` to refresh the installed-plugins registry — closing the cache-refresh ordering bug structurally (release.sh only runs after convergence is confirmed). The slash command translates to: ```bash bash legacy/scripts/release/marketplace-poll.sh <args> ``` ## Invocation ```bash /verify-release 8.13.4 # default: poll up to 5 min, 15s interval /verify-release 8.13.4 --max-wait-s 60 # shorter deadline (faster diagnostic) /verify-release 8.13.4 --poll-interval-s 5 # tighter loop, faster convergence detection /verify-release 8.13.4 --dry-run # print poll params, don't pull or refresh ``` ## When to use this skill - **After a manual ship** that didn't go through `/publish` (e.g., hot fix via `bash legacy/scripts/lifecycle/ship.sh`). The marketplace doesn't auto-pull; this verifies it caught up. - **Diagnosing stale-plugin reports.** If a user says "I'm running v8.13.2 but the marketplace shows v8.13.1," run `/verify-release 8.13.2` to force a marketplace