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This Skill solves the problem of error-prone and inefficient manual migration of context information such as skills, rules, prompts, commands, and MCP configurations when switching between IDEs or AI assistants. Developers often need to synchronize project-related AI configurations across tools like Cursor, Claude Desktop, and Windsurf. However, differences in paths, formats, and permissions among these tools make the migration process cumbersome and prone to missing critical configurations.

Usage is straightforward: you simply specify the source and target IDEs, along with the objects to migrate (e.g., skills, rules, prompts, MCP configurations), via the bash script smart-ide-migration.sh. The script first runs in dry-run mode to preview all changes. After confirming there are no risks, you can add the --yes parameter to execute the actual migration, which is automatically validated. The entire process can be triggered using natural language instructions, such as "Migrate the skills and rules from my Cursor project to Claude Desktop."

It is ideal for agent developers and full-stack engineers who frequently switch between IDEs or AI assistants. It is particularly beneficial for individuals or teams who have accumulated a large number of custom rules, skills, and MCP servers, significantly reducing the manual effort required to unify development environment configurations. DevOps engineers can also use it to standardize AI assistant configurations across team members.

It is recommended to back up the original configurations before migration and carefully read the migration safety reference document (migration-safety.md). Note that it primarily supports migrating configurations backed by files. For UI-managed MCP settings in Claude Desktop (such as configurations in Settings → Extensions), automated migration is not supported and they must be recreated manually. Additionally, it depends on the local bash environment and the jq tool, so please ensure these are ready.