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Why we included this project

Most teams that use AI coding assistants end up running more than one, and that is exactly the problem this project solves. It is a layered configuration system rather than another prompt collection: persistent rules stay loaded, skills load on demand, and task workflows run explicitly, so you install once and sync the same setup across Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Codex, Cursor, Antigravity, and GitHub Copilot. That means you stop re-explaining your stack, project structure, and coding conventions in every session. It also comes with defensive rules for the failure modes that keep recurring in real projects, like interface contract drift, dangerous commands, and over-refactoring, with concrete checks for things like API response wrappers and pagination shapes. The author distilled it from over a decade of daily development work, and the structure is meant to be maintained, which makes it a reasonable starting point for standardizing how a whole team works with AI without giving up the CLI or IDE they already know.