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Connect Codex with the bundled open-source AI Config Sync Manager CLI.
Install with Codex or Claude Copy this prompt, paste it into Codex, Claude, or another assistant, and let it review the skill page and install it for you.
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Paraphrase host-strict-vocab tokens (Claude-only in codex files, Codex-only in claude files) and register per-line overrides through the bundled open-source CLI so the result is masked from future status diffs.
Print the AI Config Sync Manager reference (commands, areas, risk levels, mapping qualities, action verbs, terminology layers, hidden markers, file locations) through the bundled open-source CLI.
Check AI Config Sync Manager status through the bundled open-source CLI.
Preview and apply AI config sync plans through the bundled open-source CLI.
| name | config-manager-connect |
| description | Connect Codex with the bundled open-source AI Config Sync Manager CLI. |
Use this skill when the user asks to connect Codex, Claude, or another supported host through AI Config Sync Manager.
-h / --help (or asks for usage/help), run ... connect --help and print the CLI output as-is — do not execute the connect flow.AI_CONFIG_SYNC_HOST=codex "$HOME/.agents/plugins/ai-config-sync-manager/bin/ai-config-sync" connect.
The launcher resolves the runtime via AI_CONFIG_SYNC_ROOT (dev override) → PATH ai-config-sync → npm exec fallback.AI_CONFIG_SYNC_HOST=codex before invoking the CLI from this skill so the default sync direction is codex -> claude.$HOME/.ai-config-sync-manager and creates $HOME/.ai-config-sync-manager/status-ignore.json when missing.npm install -g ai-config-sync-manager (or run npm link from the repo) and re-run connect.