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    Cross Agent Config Sync

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    Audit, govern, and synchronize configuration and permissions across multiple AI coding agents safely.

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    Cross Agent Config Sync

    Cross Agent Config Sync

    Example session with this skill installed

    Audit the drift between my local .cursorrules and the project's canonical-manifest.yaml. Check for secret exposure and permission mismatches.

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    • Compiled the cross agent config
    • Generated the document

    I have completed the drift audit between the local .cursorrules and the canonical-manifest.yaml. Three discrepancies were identified, including one high-risk permission escalation.

    Drift Audit Report

    FieldLocal State (.cursorrules)Canonical BaselineStatusSeverity
    allow_shelltruefalseConflictHigh
    api_keysk-ant-prd-...${ANTHROPIC_API_KEY}Secret ExposureCritical
    max_tokens40968192DriftMedium

    Security & Compatibility Findings

    CRITICAL: Hardcoded credential found in .cursorrules under api_key. This value must be rotated immediately and replaced with an environment variable reference.

    HIGH: Local configuration enables shell access which is explicitly disabled in the canonical baseline. This violates the project's least-privilege policy.

    MEDIUM: Model token limits have drifted; local settings may result in truncated responses compared to the project standard.

    Proposed Sync Plan

    1. Backup: Run python3 scripts/checksums.py snapshot .cursorrules.
    2. Remediate: Replace hardcoded secret with ${ANTHROPIC_API_KEY}.
    3. Align: Update allow_shell to false to match the project baseline.
    4. Verify: Re-run drift_check.py to confirm PASS status.

    Release Gate Verdict: BLOCKED
    Reasoning: Critical secret exposure and unauthorized permission escalation detected.

    Next steps
    Rotate the exposed API key and confirm when the local file has been updated to use environment variables.

    cross-agent-config-sync.pdf

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    About this skill

    Managing consistent behavior across multiple AI coding agents is a maintenance nightmare. Drift in system instructions, conflicting tool permissions, and accidental secret exposure often occur when manually syncing .cursorrules, .clinerules, or custom agent profiles. This skill provides a formal governance framework for auditing, mapping, and synchronizing these configurations without compromising security.

    What it does

    • Drift detection identifies semantic differences between agent instructions and platform-specific settings.
    • Permission auditing flags unauthorized tool escalations, network access, or hook changes.
    • Secret safeguarding scans for hardcoded credentials and enforces environment variable references.
    • Canonical mapping translates settings between different agent formats (e.g., Cursor to Claude Dev) using a semantic model.
    • Release gating issues formal PASS or BLOCKED verdicts based on risk levels.

    How it works

    1. Discover & Inventory the agents, platforms, and configuration files in scope.
    2. Audit & Map configurations against a canonical schema to detect conflicts and drift.
    3. Generate Sync Plan containing dry-run changes, validation steps, and rollback procedures.
    4. Issue Release Gate verdict with prioritized risk findings (Critical to Low).

    Frameworks & tools

    Works with YAML, JSON, TOML, and Markdown rulesets for AI agents. Included Python scripts handle manifest validation, checksum verification, and secret scanning.

    Why this beats prompting it yourself

    Standard prompts often fail to catch semantic drift or subtle permission escalations across different agent formats. This skill uses a strict governance workflow, ensuring that no sync occurs without a rollback plan and that secrets never leak into the LLM context.

    Use cases

    • Migrating a complex .cursorrules setup to a new agent platform like Windsurf or Roo Code.
    • Auditing a team repository to ensure all developer agents share the same security constraints.
    • Resolving conflicting instructions between project-level rules and global agent settings.

    Known limitations

    Requires Python 3.8+ for validation scripts. Does not perform live execution or file writes without explicit tool authorization.

    How to install

    Works the same in every agent - Claude, Cursor, Codex, Copilot and 20+ more.

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