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The update command checks for a newer release of vesslctl and replaces the running binary in place. The CLI also prints an “update available” notice on every command when a newer version is detected, so you can run vesslctl update whenever you see the prompt.

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update

vesslctl update
FlagShortDescription
--yes-ySkip the confirmation prompt and update immediately. Useful for scripts and CI.
When you run vesslctl update:
  1. The CLI fetches the latest release version.
  2. If you are already on the latest version, it prints a confirmation and exits.
  3. Otherwise, it shows the current and target versions and asks for confirmation. Pass --yes to skip the prompt.
  4. The new binary is downloaded and replaces the current one in place.
Examples: 
# Interactive update (default)
vesslctl update

# Skip the prompt — useful for scripts
vesslctl update --yes
vesslctl update always replaces the binary at its current location. You don’t need to redownload through the install script after the first install.
If vesslctl update reports that it cannot write to the install path, re-run with the elevated permissions you used when installing (for example, sudo vesslctl update), or reinstall to a path you own with vesslctl install --dir ~/.local/bin.