config-editor

Name: config-editor
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Author: salexandr0s

Audit AI assistant configurations across Claude and Codex for parity drift and RFC 2119 policy compliance.

Updated Mar 10, 2026

Search Tags:#documentation #audit #configuration #ai assistant #parity #rfc 2119

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npx skills add https://github.com/salexandr0s/ai-config --skill config-editor

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Skill: config-editor
Source: https://github.com/salexandr0s/ai-config/tree/main/codex/skills/config-editor
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/salexandr0s/ai-config --skill config-editor

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill addresses the complexity and potential inconsistencies in AI assistant configurations by providing a systematic audit and improvement process.

Core Features & Use Cases

Configuration Auditing: Reviews agent definitions, commands, workflows, and skill inventories across different AI platforms (Claude, Codex).
Parity Checking: Identifies discrepancies and drift between configurations of different AI assistants.
Policy Refinement: Rewrites unclear or weak policy statements into enforceable RFC 2119 language.
Overload Assessment: Flags potential issues with excessive numbers of agents, commands, or skills.

Quick Start

Use the config-editor skill to audit my AI configuration and check for parity drift.

Frequently Asked Questions about config-editor

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema

How do I audit AI assistant configuration files for parity drift across platforms?▼

To audit AI assistant configuration files, you review agent definitions, commands, and workflows to identify parity drift and inconsistencies across platforms like Claude and Codex. This process systematically flags discrepancies between different assistant configurations.

What is RFC 2119 policy refinement for AI instructions?▼

RFC 2119 policy refinement rewrites unclear or weak instruction statements in AI documentation into enforceable language. It uses standard keywords like MUST or SHOULD to ensure configuration policies are unambiguous and strictly actionable.

Does AI configuration overload affect assistant performance with too many agents or skills?▼

AI configuration overload can affect performance when excessive numbers of agents, commands, or skills are defined. A systematic audit assesses these inventories against defined heuristics to flag potential issues and streamline the configuration.

Can I check parity between Claude and Codex configurations using a single audit?▼

You can check parity between Claude and Codex configurations by scanning their documentation and instruction files together. The audit identifies drift and discrepancies across different AI platforms to ensure consistent behavior.

How do I rewrite AI assistant instructions to meet enforceable standards?▼

To rewrite AI assistant instructions to enforceable standards, you refine weak policy statements into RFC 2119 compliant language. This ensures commands and workflows contain strict, unambiguous directives for the assistant to follow.