Rule Pilot#

You use Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, and other AI agents — but each has its own config file. Edit one, the others go stale. This skill keeps them all in sync from a single RULES.md.

Quick start#

Just say:

• "sync my agent configs" — sync RULES.md to all your AI agents
• "check config drift" — see which configs have gone out of sync
• "create RULES.md" — generate a starter rules file for your project
• "convert CLAUDE.md to cursorrules" — one-off format conversion

Supported agents (8)#

AgentConfig fileClaude CodeCLAUDE.mdCursor.cursorrulesGitHub Copilot.github/copilot-instructions.mdWindsurf.windsurfrulesAider.aider.conf.ymlCodex CLIAGENTS.mdCody.sourcegraph/cody.jsonContinue.dev.continuerc.json

Links#

• GitHub: SingggggYee/dotpilot

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Below are instructions for Claude Code. You can ignore this section.

Instructions#

Detect which agent configs exist, then pick the right mode:

RULES.md exists → Sync to all agent configs. Each agent gets common rules + agent-specific extensions (e.g., Claude Code gets "use Read not cat"). Show diff before writing.

No RULES.md, but configs exist → Reverse-extract common rules into a new RULES.md. Flag conflicts. Ask user to resolve.

Nothing exists → Detect language from package.json/Cargo.toml/pyproject.toml/go.mod, generate opinionated RULES.md.

Drift check → Compare configs against RULES.md or each other. Report which are in sync, which diverged.

Per-agent overrides: RULES.md supports <!-- agent:xxx --> / <!-- /agent:xxx --> markers for agent-specific rules.

Rules: Always show diffs before writing. Preserve agent-specific sections not in RULES.md. Only generate configs for agents the user actually uses. Validate output format (JSON, YAML).