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> If you encounter any errors, please help me diagnose and resolve them.
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### Upgrading from older versions
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If you have an older version of cccc-pair installed (e.g., 0.3.x), you must uninstall it first:
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```bash
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# For pipx users
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pipx uninstall cccc-pair
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# For pip users
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# Remove any leftover binaries if needed
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rm -f ~/.local/bin/cccc ~/.local/bin/ccccd
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```
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> **Note**: Version 0.4.x has a completely different command structure from 0.3.x. The old `init`, `run`, `bridge` commands are replaced with `attach`, `daemon`, `mcp`, etc.
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## Installation
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If you have an older version of cccc-pair installed (e.g., 0.3.x), you must uninstall it first:
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# For pipx users
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# For pip users
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# Remove any leftover binaries if needed
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rm -f ~/.local/bin/cccc ~/.local/bin/ccccd
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::: warning Version 0.4.x Breaking Changes
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Version 0.4.x has a completely different command structure from 0.3.x. The old `init`, `run`, `bridge` commands are replaced with `attach`, `daemon`, `mcp`, etc.
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