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Dev-Suite

A tool that reads a repository's own manifests and configures an AI coding assistant for that stack: specialized agents, framework skills, MCP servers and path-scoped rules, across seven different assistants.

Dev-Suite

Dev-Suite points at a repository, reads its manifests with no questionnaire, and configures whichever AI coding assistants the user has, including Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Gemini CLI, Codex CLI, Cline and Kimi Code, from one install. Everything it writes is committable, with no machine-specific paths or secret literals, and a backup before any overwrite.

It installs specialized agents for frameworks such as React, Angular, Vue, Spring Boot and Rust, framework skills backed by an on-demand knowledge base, MCP servers, and path-scoped rules, plus a configurator that picks only what a given stack actually needs. The skills alone can be added on their own with no clone or build required. It is written in TypeScript and MIT licensed.

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