claude-config-sync

You can sync your Claude Code configuration across machines by automating the alignment of your local claude-config repository. The workflow detects symlinks, cleans residual artifacts, and prepares commits to ensure drift-free synchronization.

The safest way to commit claude-config changes to git is using a staged commit workflow. This enforces a security scan to prevent secrets leakage, validates symlinks, and updates the README table before pushing any changes.

To prevent secrets leakage when pushing config repositories, you should enforce a security scan before any commit. This hard-block safeguard scans your claude-config setup to ensure sensitive data is not exposed during the sync workflow.

Symlinked skill copies drift from standalone versions when local changes are not properly reconciled. Detecting and aligning these symlinked setups within your claude-config repository ensures drift-free synchronization across different devices.

You do not need to manually update the README skill table when adding or removing skills. The sync workflow automatically validates and updates the README table as part of the automated commit preparation process.