sync-settings

You can sync Claude Code settings across multiple devices by using bidirectional synchronization with a GitHub repository. This process aligns your local skills, CLAUDE.md, and mcpServers configurations to maintain consistency and reduce manual setup.

Masking for mcpServers automatically redacts sensitive data like API keys and tokens before exporting to your GitHub repository. This ensures that your shared settings remain secure during synchronization while preserving the structure for later pulls.

Yes, you can synchronize CLAUDE.md and skills between your local environment and GitHub. The skill maps local settings to repository paths, enabling bidirectional sync to establish a single source of truth for your configurations.

The best way to keep Claude Code mcpServers consistent is through bidirectional synchronization with a GitHub repository. This method applies flexible scope control to manage configurations and safely masks sensitive data across multiple machines.

Yes, a GitHub repository is required to align spinnerVerbs and language in settings.json. The repository acts as the central source of truth for bidirectional synchronization, allowing you to push and pull aligned configurations across your machines.

Pulling synced settings requires guidance because sensitive data like API keys is masked during the push phase. You need to follow specific instructions to safely restore or remap these masked values locally after pulling the configurations from GitHub.