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farmall

v0.0.1

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One source of truth for all your AI coding agents — sync skills, rules, and subagents across Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and more, then lint them for cross-platform support. WIP.

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zrosenbauerzrosenbauer

Keywords

agentagentsagents-mdaiclaude-codeclicodexcursorlintllmskillssync

Readme

farmall

Status: WIP / placeholder release. This reserves the name while the tool grows. Nothing syncs yet.

One source of truth for all your AI coding agents.

farmall keeps your skills, rules, and subagents in sync across Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Windsurf, Copilot, and opencode — then lints them for cross-platform support, so a skill you write once actually triggers everywhere instead of silently dropping fields on the agents that don't understand them.

The sync problem is largely solved by great tools (rulesync, ruler). The part nobody does well yet — and the reason this exists — is the cross-agent quality/compat layer: will this skill fire on Codex the way it does on Claude, and which frontmatter fields get quietly ignored per agent?

Why "farmall"?

The original Farmall tractor (International Harvester, 1924) earned its name because it could farm all the jobs on a farm — not just one. Same energy here: one tool that tends all your agents, not some.

We don't ~~farm~~ agent some. We ~~farm~~ agent all.

And it lives in the same yard as the rest of thebytefarm.

Planned commands

farmall sync skills      # sync skills out to every platform
farmall sync rules       # sync rules (CLAUDE.md / AGENTS.md / .cursorrules / ...)
farmall sync subagents   # sync subagent definitions
farmall sync agents      # sync agents to each agent's config
farmall lint             # lint skills for cross-platform support

Status

Early and intentionally minimal. Follow along — the real commands land soon.

License

MIT © Zac Rosenbauer