BFrost is a local macOS control center for MCP servers and Agent Skills across 15 AI tools, including Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, VS Code, Windsurf, Factory Droid, and more. See what’s configured, copy setups where you need them, and stop hand-editing fragmented config files. Every change is made in the tool’s own config file, with backups and conflict detection built in. No account, cloud, analytics, or required network connection. $19.99, one-time purchase.
I built BFrost because I kept losing track of my AI-agent setup.
I'd configure an MCP server or install a useful Skill in Codex, then switch to Claude Code, Cursor, or another tool and realize it wasn't available there. Before long, the same setup was scattered across config files in different formats, and one bad manual edit could break the whole thing.
BFrost is my answer: one local control center for the MCP servers and Agent Skills you use across your agent tools. It helps you see what's installed, manage supported configurations safely, copy setups where you need them, and keep a backup before changes are made.
It is deliberately local-first: no account, no cloud sync, no analytics, and no requirement to send your configuration or its secrets anywhere. I've been using it daily to keep my own setup sane. I'd love to hear which agents, MCP servers, or workflows you wish were easier to manage.