agent-skills-setup

This skill addresses the challenge developers face when using multiple AI coding assistants (such as Cursor, Claude, Windsurf, etc.)—the inability to efficiently migrate custom skills, rules, prompts, MCP configurations, and other contextual settings. In real-world development, teams or individuals often need to switch between different IDEs or agents, but manually copying and pasting configurations is prone to omissions, errors, and lacks version control and preview capabilities.

Usage is straightforward: you simply specify the source and target IDE/agent names, the working directory, and the types of objects to migrate (e.g., skills, rules, prompts). The tool first performs a dry-run preview, listing all change paths and potential conflicts, and only writes the actual changes after user confirmation. You can then trigger the migration process using natural language commands, such as "Migrate the project-mcp configuration from Cursor to Claude."

It is ideal for developers, agent engineers, and team collaboration scenarios that require frequent switching between IDEs or agents. This is especially useful for those who have already set up multiple AI development environments but want to centrally manage context configurations, or when needing to migrate a project's skill library from an old tool to a new platform.

Before migrating, it is recommended to check the configuration file paths and formats of the target IDE to ensure compatibility. Note that the tool does not automatically handle UI-managed configurations (such as MCP settings in Claude Desktop) and does not migrate sensitive information like keys or session tokens—these require manual reconfiguration or dedicated methods.