Your AI assistants don't talk to each other.
Crucible fixes that. Sync shared AI configs across tools and repos with one command.
Terminal demo coming soon
The problem is real
10 repos, 5 AI tools, 50 config files
Every repo has its own Claude rules, Cursor configs, Copilot instructions. Scattered, duplicated, drifting.
Copy-paste. Drift. Outdated rules.
Someone updates a skill in one repo. The other 9 repos are still on the old version. Nobody notices.
Nobody knows what's actually being used.
Which skills are active? Which are stale? No cross-tool visibility, no usage metrics, no feedback loop.
How it works
Define skills in one repo
Write AI skills, rules, and workflows in a central source repo. Convention-over-configuration — just put files in the right folder.
forge sync distributes them
One command fetches from your sources and places files for each AI tool in the right location, in the right format.
Every tool gets the right config
Automatic transforms: .md → .mdc for Cursor, .md → .instructions.md for Copilot. SHA-256 change detection. No unnecessary rewrites.
Supports your favorite AI tools
More coming. It's pluggable.
The Crucible ecosystem
Forge CLI
Sync shared AI configs (skills, rules, workflows) across Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Copilot, and Cline.
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