The upgrade story spanned four parts (CLI, daemon, extension, skill) with no single view and — worst — the extension was a total black box: nothing reported which build was live, so a user could sit on a stale extension with zero signal. - ext (0.4.7): on connect the extension sends a `hello` with chrome.runtime.getManifest().version; the native-messaging host records it to a `relay-ext-version` sidecar (next to relay-cdp-url, removed on exit). - build.rs embeds the shipped extension version (AB_CONNECT_VERSION, read from the ext manifest at compile time) so the CLI knows what extension it expects. - `chrome-use doctor` gains a Versions section: CLI (vs the cached latest from the background update check), extension (connected version vs the bundled expected — warns + tells you to reload it in Chrome if behind), and skill (bundled, version- locked; `skills add` copies may be stale). Daemon coherence was already covered. So 'which of the four parts is on what version, and what needs upgrading' is now one command. Verified: doctor warns on a simulated old extension and passes on a current one; gracefully shows 'not connected / predates reporting' when the host hasn't learned a version yet.
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