agent-instruction-consolidator

To consolidate conflicting AI instruction files, inventory every instruction source including CLAUDE.md, Cursor rules, and Copilot instructions, then classify rule conflicts and drift to propose a canonical source of truth while preserving intentional scoped overrides.

Resolving drift across multiple AI agent guidance files requires comparing rules across all root and nested instruction files to identify duplicates, conflicting commands, and stale references, then applying a consolidation plan after explicit human approval.

Yes, instruction file consolidation works with Cursor and Copilot rules, as well as Claude, Windsurf, and Cline rules. The process inventories and reconciles all these tool-scoped locations to ensure every AI tool follows one consistent set of rules.

To audit how agent guidance differs across your repo, generate a complete inventory of repo-wide and nested instruction files, compare them to identify duplicates and drifted guidance, and produce a conflict matrix for review.

Yes, you can preserve intentional scoped overrides when unifying AI instructions. The consolidation process proposes a canonical source of truth with thin tool-specific pointers, ensuring nested and tool-scoped guidance remains intact where intentionally defined.