One config to rule them all — sync MCP servers, skills and AGENTS.md across 18 AI coding tools, and package them as Agent Plugins.

Built-in memory decides what to remember. This one asks. Agent memory as plain files in your folder: the agent proposes, you approve, every line dated. Injected on Claude Code, Cursor & OpenCode; skills on Codex & Copilot. One memory per client, session handoffs, promotion into knowledge and rules on your yes, plus orchestration and QA layers.

Session memory for Claude Code. Auto-captures every session into a plain Obsidian markdown vault. Zero config. MIT. macOS + Linux.

Your team and your AI agents work from the same context: tasks, their full history and time as plain files in your git repository

Linter for AI agent configurations. Validates SKILL.md, CLAUDE.md, hooks, MCP, and more.

Automatic project memory for Claude Code: decisions, rules and dead ends saved to JEVMEM.md in your repo, brought back next session. In the Claude plugin directory and on the MCP Registry.

Local dashboard auditing Claude Code's per-turn token context (skills, agents, commands, CLAUDE.md, MEMORY.md, hooks, MCP) with toggle-based disable and session analytics.

Open-source Claude Code plugin porting the internal /skillify skill: turn a finished session's repeatable workflow into a reusable SKILL.md you can rerun with a slash command.

Audit MCP servers, skills, and CLAUDE.md bloat eating your Claude Code context window.