agent-skills-setup
One-click Migration of AI Assistant Configurations and Contexts
Install & Use
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This Skill addresses the tedious and error-prone process of migrating development environment configurations across multiple IDEs or AI agents. Developers often need to switch between tools like Cursor, Claude Code, and Trae. Manually copying MCP server settings, skill rules, prompt commands, etc., is highly susceptible to omissions or errors, leading to environment inconsistencies or even workflow disruptions. This tool provides a structured migration solution, automatically identifying differences and generating a safe preview.
Usage is straightforward: simply specify the source and target tools (e.g., migrating from Cursor to Claude) and indicate what to migrate (MCP configurations, skills, rules, prompts, etc.). The tool automatically reads relevant configuration files, generates a compatibility assessment and migration plan, and allows previewing changes via a dry-run mode before executing the write. The entire process supports interactive confirmation to prevent mistakes.
It is ideal for teams or individuals who need to use multiple AI coding tools simultaneously. This is especially useful for developers who have accumulated many custom skills and MCP servers in Cursor and want to try Claude Code or Trae. It also suits scenarios requiring unified team development environment configurations, such as having all members use the same set of AI assistant rules.
It is recommended to use --dry-run to preview all changes before migration and carefully review the notes in the IDE-specific reference documentation. Note that the tool primarily handles file-level configuration migration. For cloud-synced or cloud-stored configurations (e.g., account-bound settings in some IDEs), direct migration may not be possible and may require manual handling.
Key Features
Unlike manual copying of configuration files, this tool automatically identifies path and format differences between the source and target IDEs and generates compatibility notes. Generic file synchronization tools (e.g., rsync) cannot understand the semantics of MCP servers, skill rules, etc., which can easily lead to configuration failures.
Limitations
Relies on local filesystem paths; only supports file-based IDE configurations (e.g., Cursor, Claude Code, Windsurf). Does not support purely cloud-based IDEs or real-time synchronization, and requires the target IDE to have the corresponding version installed.
FAQ
Which IDEs are supported for migration?
Currently covers mainstream AI coding tools such as Cursor, Claude Code, Trae, and Windsurf. For the specific list, see ide-registry.md.
Will the original configuration be lost after migration?
No. By default, it operates in copy mode, leaving the source files unchanged. Duplicate name checks at the target location are flagged during dry-run previews; files are not automatically overwritten.
Installation guide for AI assistants
If your AI coding assistant (Claude Code, Cursor, TRAE etc.) can see this page, send it this message to auto-install:
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