What AI tools are supported?
Copilot, Claude Code, and Cursor are currently supported, each with different scope (global or project) as shown in the README’s feature table.
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Basic information
Centralized management of AI tool configurations (rules, commands, MCP servers) with streamlined setup for global and project-specific environments.
No standard config provided
This server doesn't expose a parseable MCP config block in its README. See the repository for install instructions.
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AI Configuration Setup is a command-line tool that simplifies the management of AI configurations—rules, commands, and MCP servers—across multiple AI coding assistants. It allows developers to maintain a single source of truth for their AI settings and easily propagate them to both global and project-specific locations. The tool currently supports Copilot (global scope), Claude Code (global scope), and Cursor (project scope).
Create a configuration directory (~/ai_configs by default, overridable with the AI_CONFIGS_DIR environment variable) containing rules (.mdc files), commands (.mdc files), and an mcp-servers-config.json file. Run scripts/setup --help to see available options, then run scripts/setup with appropriate flags to propagate your configuration. Use scripts/reset to remove all symlinks and globally configured files.
Copilot, Claude Code, and Cursor are currently supported, each with different scope (global or project) as shown in the README’s feature table.
No. The tool has been built and tested only on macOS; Windows and Linux are not supported at this time.
Cursor only supports project‑based rules. The setup script creates symlinks inside the `.cursor/rules/local/` directory of each project, so changes to the central configuration are automatically reflected.
Yes, the script is designed to be idempotent. Running it repeatedly will not cause issues, making it safe to apply updates or set up new projects.
Yes. Set the `AI_CONFIGS_DIR` environment variable before running the setup script to use a different directory instead of `~/ai_configs`.
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