Keep CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, GEMINI.md, and QWEN.md aligned from one baseline.
Why it exists
Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and Gemini CLI all have different config homes.
Import existing MCP servers, resolve conflicts, and write back in native formats.
Share Markdown skill bundles across supported agents through reversible links.
Dashboard
See every agent before you sync anything.
Plexus detects local agents, imports existing rules, MCP servers, and skills, then previews the share plan before writing back to native files.
Safety model
One local source of truth, native files everywhere.
Plexus stores canonical config under ~/.config/plexus, previews what will change, then projects config back into each agent. Shared files use partial writes so auth, history, profiles, and unrelated settings stay intact.
- Local-first and telemetry-free.
- Snapshots native files before writes.
- Does not execute MCP servers.
- Rollback from the Backups page.
Supported today
Built for developers who already use more than one coding agent.
Native adapters
- Claude Code
- Cursor
- OpenAI Codex
- Gemini CLI
- Qwen Code
- Factory Droid
Manual catalog
- Windsurf, Kiro, Cline, Roo Code, Kilo Code, Continue, Aider, Amp
- Track custom instruction files now and add deeper adapters over time.
- Team layer support through a Git repo under ~/.config/plexus/team.
Guide
Need the workflow first?
These short technical guides target the exact workflow questions people usually search for before they trust a new config tool.
Why config drift happens and how to sync native files more safely.
Read the guideShare skills, MCP servers, and instructions without replacing native config.
Read the guideOne baseline for agent rules, projected into each tool's native instruction file.
Read the guideKeep one MCP list aligned across tools without overwriting native config.
Read the guideTry it
Install once, open the local dashboard, and preview before syncing.
Plexus is early alpha software. The fastest path is npm or npx, and the source is Apache-2.0.