If you're using AI-powered IDEs like Cursor, Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Windsurf, or Codex, you've probably run into the same frustration: every IDE stores rules, skills, MCP configs, and commands in its own format, in its own directories. Your carefully crafted prompts and configurations are locked into one tool, scattered across machines, and impossible to share cleanly. aikit is an open-source CLI that solves this. It gives you one standard format for all your AI development assets and one command to sync them everywhere. # The Problem You wrote a great "code review" skill in Cursor. Now your teammate on Claude Code wants it. Another colleague is trying Codex. Someone new just joined the team with a blank IDE setup. What do you do? Copy files around? Maintain parallel versions? Write a wiki page with manual instructions? None of these scale. Meanwhile, the community is producing incredible skills and MCP configs — but there's no standard way to discover, collect, and distribute them across different tools.

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Manage AI dev assets. Sync once, align everyone.

Manage AI dev assets. Sync once, align everyone.