One place to rule your AI coding agents. Sync MCPs, skills and secrets across Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode. Nodify is a desktop app that detects, reads and edits —safely— the configuration of Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Kilo Code and Pi from a single place: their MCPs, their Skills, their default model, their rules, their providers and their API keys. And it syncs them across your devices via a Git repository.
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honestly been looking for something like this for a while. keeping mcp configs in sync between claude code and codex was driving me nuts, and having it just live in a git repo is kind of brilliant
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@sercanzrn2 Yes!, That's exactly what I thought when developing it. Thanks for the support!
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finally a desktop app that actually reads the real config files instead of just pretending to manage them. the safe-edit approach is honestly the detail that won me over, makes syncing across machines feel way less risky
honestly this looks super useful for managing all the scattered configs, but one thing that would really help is a diff view before syncing changes across devices, basically like a preview so you can see what changed before it pushes to the git repo. would save a lot of headaches if something accidentally gets overwritten
honestly been looking for something like this for a while. keeping mcp configs in sync between claude code and codex was driving me nuts, and having it just live in a git repo is kind of brilliant
@sercanzrn2 Yes!, That's exactly what I thought when developing it. Thanks for the support!
finally a desktop app that actually reads the real config files instead of just pretending to manage them. the safe-edit approach is honestly the detail that won me over, makes syncing across machines feel way less risky
@keremmxlu Thanks for the support!
honestly this looks super useful for managing all the scattered configs, but one thing that would really help is a diff view before syncing changes across devices, basically like a preview so you can see what changed before it pushes to the git repo. would save a lot of headaches if something accidentally gets overwritten