setup-caliber

You can keep agent context files synced automatically by installing Caliber and configuring a pre-commit hook. This validates CLAUDE.md, Cursor rules, and Copilot instructions for freshness, refreshing them on every commit to prevent manual maintenance and configuration drift.

The best way to initialize missing agent configurations is to run Caliber init. It detects which agent environments are present in your project and automatically generates any missing AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, or Cursor rules files required for your dev workflow.

Yes, Caliber setup works for both solo and team scenarios. For team workflows, it optionally provisions a GitHub Action with provider-specific secrets to perform nightly and PR-based syncing, ensuring all contributors maintain consistent agent context files.

To add a pre-commit hook that validates agent context freshness, you run the Caliber setup process. It installs and validates the hook so configurations are automatically scored and refreshed on every commit, preventing outdated context from entering your repository.

Agent configuration files drift out of date due to inconsistent manual maintenance across different tools and contributors. Without an automated syncing mechanism like Caliber's pre-commit hooks and GitHub Actions, context files like CLAUDE.md lose relevance as the codebase evolves.

Yes, you can use GitHub Actions to sync agent configs on pull requests. Caliber setup optionally provisions a GitHub Action with provider-specific secrets to handle nightly and PR-based syncing, automatically keeping team context files current across all contributions.