ai-tools-sync

You can sync Claude Code configuration files between machines using a two-way synchronization tool that propagates changes between your repository and the local ~/.claude directory. It supports to-local, from-local, and diff modes to ensure consistent environments.

Keeping CLAUDE.md and local commands consistent requires syncing settings from a centralized repository to your local Claude Code environment. The tool targets key files and folders like CLAUDE.md, commands/, guidelines/, skills/, and agents/ for safe two-way synchronization.

Yes, you can review configuration differences before applying changes by using the diff mode. This mode shows differences between the ai-tools repository and your local ~/.claude directory, ensuring you can verify updates before performing the actual synchronization.

Syncing from a local Claude Code environment to a repository does not expose sensitive data because the operation includes built-in masking. It also enforces a confirmation step before applying changes, ensuring safe synchronization of your configuration files.

You can synchronize key files and folders including CLAUDE.md, commands/, guidelines/, skills/, agents/, scripts/, and statusline.js. The selective synchronization targets these specific paths to maintain configuration consistency across your Claude Code setup.

You need to sync ai-tools settings when you want centralized configuration and consistent environments across multiple machines. Running the sync command with to-local, from-local, or diff modes ensures your local ~/.claude directory matches the repository state.