ConfigDeck

AI Coding Tool Config Catalog

Choose your AI tools and generate config files and Skills together.

Generate all at once

Recommended workflow

Generate config for 4 AI tools in one go

Output AGENTS.md + Cursor + Copilot + CLAUDE.md + Skills simultaneously. One setup so your team's AI tools share the same rules.

Browse by tool

Learn each tool's file format, location, and differences before entering the generator.

  • AGENTS.md

    /AGENTS.md

    Common standard

    Common standard file shared across 4 AI tools. One file covers Cursor, Copilot, Claude Code, and Codex.

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  • Cursor Rules

    .cursor/rules/*.mdc

    Cursor-only rules. 3 files (core / stack / boundaries) auto-split with frontmatter.

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  • Copilot Instructions

    .github/copilot-instructions.md

    GitHub Copilot reads this so it understands your repository context accurately.

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  • CLAUDE.md

    /CLAUDE.md

    Claude Code memory file. Imports @AGENTS.md to share rules with other tools.

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  • Agent Skills

    .claude/skills/{name}/SKILL.md

    8 SKILL.md (commit, pr-create, pr-review, test-writer, debug, refactor, adr-create, readme-update). agentskills.io standard.

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How to generate AI tool config files

Pick your stack and check the best practices, and ConfigDeck produces config files for 4 AI tools and 8 Skills in one go.

  1. Select tools

    Choose all the AI coding tools you use. You can pick any of Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Claude Code, and OpenAI Codex individually or in any combination.

  2. Pick Agent Skills

    Select the SKILL.md you need from commit, pr-create, pr-review, test-writer, debug, refactor, adr-create, and readme-update.

  3. Check Best Practices

    Tick the best-practice items by category — Code Style, Git Workflow, Testing, and more. The catalog is grounded in patterns from 2,500+ repositories analyzed by the GitHub Engineering Blog.

  4. Define Boundaries

    Make boundaries explicit with the 3-tier model: things AI should always do, things to ask first, and things to never do.

  5. Download and apply

    Download the full ZIP and unzip it at the project root, or copy individual files to the clipboard to drop them in.