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no-more-bs

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Bootstrap shared behavioural instructions and skills across Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Pi, and GitHub Copilot.

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no-more-bs

Bootstrap shared behavioural instructions and reusable skills across Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Pi, and GitHub Copilot in one interactive command.

What it does

no-more-bs init first asks for the install scope:

  • User (global, all projects) — copies into the user-global config dir of each selected tool.
  • Project (current directory) — copies into the cwd for one chosen format.

User scope

Curated GENERAL.md (renamed to CLAUDE.md or AGENTS.md per tool) plus a set of skills land in the user-global config directory of each agentic-coding tool you select:

| Tool | Config dir | Top-level file | Skills dir | |-----------------|-------------------------|----------------|-------------------------------| | Claude Code | ~/.claude/ | CLAUDE.md | ~/.claude/skills/ | | Codex | ~/.agents/ | AGENTS.md | ~/.agents/skills/ | | OpenCode | ~/.config/opencode/ | AGENTS.md | ~/.config/opencode/skills/ | | Pi | ~/.pi/agent/ | AGENTS.md | ~/.pi/agent/skills/ | | GitHub Copilot | ~/.copilot/ or $COPILOT_HOME | AGENTS.md | ~/.copilot/skills/ or $COPILOT_HOME/skills/ |

Tools are pre-checked when their binary is on PATH or their config directory exists.

Project scope

Pick one tool for the current directory. Codex and OpenCode share the AGENTS format — picking either covers both.

| Tool | Top-level file | Skills dir | |------------------------------|-----------------------|-----------------------------| | Claude Code | <cwd>/CLAUDE.md | <cwd>/.claude/skills/ | | Codex | <cwd>/AGENTS.md | <cwd>/.agents/skills/ | | OpenCode | <cwd>/AGENTS.md | <cwd>/.agents/skills/ | | Pi | <cwd>/AGENTS.md | <cwd>/.pi/skills/ | | GitHub Copilot | <cwd>/AGENTS.md | <cwd>/.github/skills/ |

Skills marked required: true (currently caveman) are non-toggleable. Re-runs are idempotent: the CLI hashes each unit and silently skips matches; on mismatch you get a per-unit prompt with [o]verwrite / [s]kip / [d]iff / [b]ackup.

Bundled skills

caveman, git-guardrails, grill-me, grill-with-docs, handoff, improve-codebase-architecture, prototype, tdd, write-a-skill, zoom-out.

Install

One-liner:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/1stNox/no-more-bs/main/install.sh | bash

Audit-then-run (recommended if you don't trust pipes-to-shell):

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/1stNox/no-more-bs/main/install.sh -o install.sh
less install.sh
bash install.sh

The installer probes for bunx, pnpm dlx, and npx in that order; otherwise it installs Bun and uses bunx. It then runs no-more-bs@latest init with whichever runner was found.

If you already have a JS runner, you can skip the installer entirely:

npx no-more-bs@latest init

Windows: the CLI is not tested on Windows. It should work via npx/bunx, but config-directory paths (especially OpenCode's ~/.config/opencode/) may not match where your tools actually look on Windows. Verify the install landed in the expected place before relying on it.

Contributing

Developer documentation lives in docs/.

Credits

License

MIT.