sync

To sync git-tracked configuration files to your home directory, this skill uses rsync driven by git ls-files to copy only tracked files from project .claude/ and .codex/ directories to their home equivalents, prioritizing project files without deleting existing home directory content.

Keeping AI assistant settings consistent across projects is achieved by synchronizing git-tracked configuration files from project-specific .claude/ and .codex/ directories to your central home directory setup, ensuring uniform settings and agent configurations everywhere.

Yes, syncing project dotfiles excludes runtime state and secrets. The process uses git ls-files to ensure only git-tracked configuration files are synced, automatically filtering out untracked runtime state and sensitive files during the rsync operation.

You can use rsync to transfer custom agent configurations without overwriting home files because this skill prioritizes project files and never deletes home directory content, ensuring existing configurations remain intact while applying tracked project updates.

Dotfiles synchronization handles hook paths in settings.json by automatically transforming them during the sync process, ensuring the hook paths remain valid and correctly mapped when configuration files are copied from the project directory to the home directory.

You should not manually copy .claude configuration directories because manual copying risks including untracked secrets and runtime state, whereas this automated rsync approach uses git ls-files to safely sync only tracked files and transforms hook paths correctly.