Update your SmartArt skill

Replace the existing installation, then check it in your assistant.

1. 01

   Replace your existing copy

   Back up custom changes first, then replace the complete bundle. Keep one installed copy enabled.

   Download development plugin (.zip)

   Replace the extracted nativediagram development plugin directory. Start a new session with claude --plugin-dir /absolute/path/to/nativediagram. This local package has no marketplace auto-update.

   If you use a skill synced from your Claude account, update that installation there. Follow the official skill guide for your account and client version.

   New templates are discovered from the server. Your installed skill remains a separate copy; updating the website does not replace it.

2. 02

   Start a fresh session

   Refresh Claude Code's tools or open a new session. Sign in again only if authorization has expired.

   Use /mcp to check or authenticate NativeDiagram.

3. 03

   Run a free update check

   Your assistant checks the installed version when accessible, the live tools, layout recommendations and one sample image. The request creates no diagram and spends no generation credits.

   Copy free update check

   View the request

   Use the installed Native SmartArt skill for a free connection and update check. Report its installed version from release.json if you can inspect that file; otherwise say unverified. Confirm NativeDiagram's four tools are available. Query a five-step process using these exact labels: Requirements and scope definition; Solution architecture review; Supply chain readiness review; Implementation and integration; Validation and release planning. Use a Word width of 15.2 cm and a minimum font size of 12 pt. Explain whether the recommended layout meets those estimated limits, then show one free sample preview. Keep all five labels unchanged. Do not call create_smartart, create a diagram, or spend credits. Do not change the installed skill or connection during this check; report any update or sign-in needed.

   Look for version 0.4.0 or an explicit “unverified”, the four available tools, and an explanation of the estimated fit. A sample does not verify your final Office document.