v0.13.1

Fixed

• syncthis update now updates the copy on your PATH — fixing the stale version after update. On a machine with more than one Node prefix (e.g. a Homebrew node on PATH while npm's global prefix points at a version-manager prefix), npm install -g installed the new version into a prefix you never run from, so the banner stayed frozen at the old version every release. update now derives the global prefix from the running binary (import.meta.url) and pins npm to it with --prefix, so the exact copy you execute is the one refreshed. It then re-reads that copy's package.json and reports the real result (updated X → Y / now at Y) instead of a blind "updated to latest" that could mask a stale install. New pure, tested src/self-update.ts (deriveGlobalPrefix) handles the unix lib/node_modules vs Windows node_modules layouts and falls back to npm's default in a dev/source run.

Changed

• Plugin-install status lines reflect the network-free local-marketplace path. The add plugin apply note now reads "Codex installs from local marketplace clones (offline); Cursor/skills steps use npx (network)", and the mirror provisioning note clarifies that Codex installs from local clones when available, with npx plugins add as the fallback — matching the 0.13.0 mechanism instead of overstating npx/network use.