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Open-source CLI for AI coding agents

Your coding agents are a team. Run them like one.

One config, one console, and shared memory for Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and every other agent you run.

npx ai-devkit@latest setup
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Works with the agents you already run

More agents, more mess. Unless they share a layer.

AI DevKit sits above the tools you already use. It doesn’t replace any of them.

How working with several agents changes with AI DevKit
WithoutWith AI DevKit
A terminal tab per agentOne console for every session
Skills configured separately per agentOne config, installed to each agent
Logs pasted from chat to chatagent send, straight from stdin
Decisions forgotten next sessionMemory any agent can search
“Done” because the agent stoppedDone when tests prove it

Four commands that make your agents work together.

.ai-devkit.json
$ jq -c .environments .ai-devkit.json["claude","codex","cursor"]$ git diff .ai-devkit.jsondiff --git a/.ai-devkit.json b/.ai-devkit.json--- a/.ai-devkit.json+++ b/.ai-devkit.json@@ -4,7 +4,8 @@     "claude",     "codex",-    "cursor"+    "cursor",+    "gemini"   ],$ ai-devkit install Install Summary:  ✓ 1 artifact(s) installed  ✓ 3 artifact(s) already matched  ⊘ 7 artifact(s) preserved

Add an agent by editing one file. install sets it up from there.

Every agent also learns the same workflows through skills. Browse the skills registry

Starred by engineers at

  • Adobe
  • AWS
  • Canva
  • Datadog
  • Docker
  • Hitachi
  • IBM
  • JetBrains
  • Meituan
  • Microsoft
  • Odoo
  • Oracle
  • Samsung
  • Siemens
  • Tailscale

Set up in two commands.

Free and Apache-2.0 licensed. Needs Node.js 20.20 or newer.

  1. Once per machine

    Detects your installed agents, adds the workflow skills, and connects shared memory to every agent that supports MCP.

    npx ai-devkit@latest setup

  2. Once per project

    Writes .ai-devkit.json and workflow docs, then installs configured project skills and MCP files.

    npx ai-devkit@latest init
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