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Manage AI agent files across tools directly from Obsidian.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "agentfiles" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Help me organize agent files used by Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex in Obsidian, standardize naming conventions, and merge duplicate system prompts into reusable templates.
A cleaned agent file structure, consistent naming scheme, and reusable prompt template suggestions.
Create an agent file for a frontend development assistant that can be reused across Claude Code, Cursor, and other tools, including role definition, coding standards, response style, and constraints.
A draft agent configuration reusable across multiple AI coding tools, ready to copy and refine.
Compare the differences among my agent files across AI tools, identify missing fields, inconsistent instructions, and configuration issues that may affect output quality, then suggest fixes.
A comparison report listing issues, impact explanations, and step-by-step fix recommendations.
Manage AI agent configs across platforms with comparison, editing, and sync.
Monitor AI agents, limits, quality, and costs in real time.
Automatically organize sources in Obsidian into a linked personal knowledge base.
Let AI directly read, edit, and search files in your Obsidian vault.
Set up Claude Code commands, configs, and agents for faster vibe coding.
Use curated skills and playbooks for AI coding agents across tools.