Configure and generate AI assistant rules, permissions, and MCP settings from unified sources.
npx skills add https://github.com/mmgeorge/config --skill rulesync-mmgeorge
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: rulesync Source: https://github.com/mmgeorge/config/tree/main/rulesync-global/.rulesync/skills/rulesync Command: npx skills add https://github.com/mmgeorge/config --skill rulesync-mmgeorge
rulesync.jsonc and rulesync.local.jsonc to control which providers and features (rules, permissions, MCP, skills, commands, hooks) are generated, including object-form per-target feature selection. - Generation and Import Workflows: Run rulesync generate, rulesync import, rulesync fetch, and rulesync install with correct input roots, global scope, and dry-run validation. - Diagnosing Stale Output: Trace missing generated files back to feature selection, source discovery, or scope mismatches instead of editing generated files directly. - Use Case: You changed .rulesync/permissions.json but Codex CLI permissions did not update. The Skill guides you to check whether targets.codexcli includes the permissions feature before regenerating. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to review your rulesync.jsonc configuration and run a dry-run generation to verify the intended target-feature output.High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Run rulesync generate after defining targets and features in rulesync.jsonc. Use rulesync generate --dry-run first to preview changes, then generate to write files like CLAUDE.md, .cursorrules, or .github/copilot-instructions.md.
Use the object form of targets, for example "targets": { "codexcli": ["rules", "permissions"] }. When targets is an object, the top-level features field must be omitted because the config loader rejects defining both.
Editing a source asset alone does not enable its feature for a provider. Check that the provider's target entry includes that feature, verify the selected config file and input root, then run a dry run and inspect skipped-feature warnings.
Yes, enable global mode with the --global flag or "global": true in rulesync.jsonc. Global mode currently supports rules generation for Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, and OpenCode, with command generation limited to Claude Code.
Both preview changes without writing files. The --check flag additionally exits with code 1 when generated files are not up to date, making it suitable for CI/CD pipeline validation.
Declare a sources array in rulesync.jsonc and run rulesync install, which resolves refs into a rulesync.lock lockfile and fetches skills into .rulesync/skills/.curated/. Local skills in .rulesync/skills/ take precedence over curated ones.
zhou210712Check installed community skill versions against source registries and present unified diffs for approval.
motlinRun precommit checks on code changes and report failures.
dhar174Generate implementation-agnostic specification documents from GitHub Actions workflow files.
agentscope-aiTranslate text between specified languages using standard translation APIs.