global-prompts-sync

Syncing prompts across Copilot and OpenCode requires a script that reads from a shared prompts directory and writes to both editor configurations. The sync script applies editor-specific formatting and merges OpenCode rules into a single AGENTS.md file.

Frontmatter adaptation detects the metadata in your prompt files and automatically reformats it to match the specific requirements of each editor. This ensures seamless integration of agents, rules, and commands into both GitHub Copilot and OpenCode configurations.

Yes, the prompt synchronization script performs environment-aware synchronization across Windows, WSL, and local configurations. It detects the operating environment to ensure prompt files are correctly placed for both Copilot and OpenCode.

Yes, pyyaml is a required dependency for running the prompt sync script. It is used to parse and manipulate the frontmatter in your prompt files before applying editor-specific formatting.

Consolidating multiple OpenCode rule files is handled automatically by merging them into a single AGENTS.md file. The synchronization script preserves all content while combining separate rules from your prompts directory.

Manual duplication often breaks Copilot prompt formatting because it lacks editor-specific frontmatter adaptation. Using an automated sync script detects and adapts metadata to each editor format, preventing formatting errors.