superpi add no longer writes skills and agents to ~/.superpi/agent, and --force no longer overwrites existing files: it only replaces SuperPi's own copies that you edited. Skills already under ~/.superpi/agent/skills stay where they are; run superpi add <name> again to install them into your harnesses.

Your organisation's policies are now enforced, not only stored. Tool and command rules from the dashboard's Policies page, including their folder and model conditions, are checked before a tool runs in Claude Code, Codex and omp: a denied tool or command is blocked with the name of the policy, and "ask first" rules ask in Claude Code and omp (Codex blocks them, because it can't ask from a hook). Policy instructions are added at the start of each session in those harnesses. Rules are cached on the machine and refreshed every minute, so they apply offline and never slow a tool call. pi, Cursor and Antigravity are not enforced yet. superpi and superpi cloud status show which policy is active and when it was last fetched.
superpi add <skill> installs the skill where each harness reads it: ~/.agents/skills (Codex, also read by pi and Cursor), ~/.claude/skills (Claude Code), ~/.omp/agent/skills (omp), ~/.pi/agent/skills (pi), ~/.gemini/antigravity-cli/skills (Antigravity CLI) and ~/.cursor/skills (Cursor), for every harness enabled or detected on the machine. It shows where it will write and asks first (--yes skips); --harness <id> targets one harness. Running it again changes nothing, and a skill of the same name that SuperPi did not install is never overwritten. superpi add --list shows what is installed for each harness, and superpi remove <name> removes only the files SuperPi wrote. Agents and extensions install for omp only.

When the SuperPi service starts (including after superpi update), it adds the policy hook wherever SuperPi's context hooks are already installed and refreshes its omp extension, so no reinstall is needed; nothing is added where you never installed the hooks. Codex skips hooks you haven't trusted, so superpi shows "run /hooks in Codex" until you trust SuperPi's.

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