0.8.0

intelligence-sync routes AI coding rules, agents, and skills authored once in plain markdown into each IDE's native format (Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Codex, Pi, OpenCode, AGENTS.md). Zero dependencies, bash + awk, MIT.

The engine now ships two personas: intelligence-architect owns what the layer contains, and the new intelligence-operator runs the machinery that ships it.

Highlights

Added

• intelligence-operator — a standard-tier agent for the engine's mechanical flows. Sync, update, and adapter install/removal are deterministic, fail-closed procedures whose failure mode is a loud refusal and a retry, not a plausible wrong answer, so they do not need the heavy model the judgement work runs on. The four flow skills (intelligence-sync, intelligence-update, intelligence-install-adapter, intelligence-uninstall-adapter) now declare agent: intelligence-operator, following the agent: intelligence-architect precedent set in 0.7.2. intelligence-sync — the one flow with no human step mid-run — additionally sets context: fork, so a direct /intelligence-sync runs in the operator's own context where the tool supports forking. No schema change; the stamp advances to 0.8.0 on update.

Changed

• Full-access agents no longer emit a tools: list in .claude/agents/. A closed list restricts the agent to exactly the named tools and silently drops every MCP server; omitting the field lets the agent inherit every session tool, MCP servers included (confirmed empirically in Copilot reading .claude/agents/, and Claude Code behaves the same). readonly agents keep their explicit allowlist and disallowedTools.

Full changelog: https://github.com/ainova-systems/intelligence-sync/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md

Install

Paste the Quick Start prompt from the README into your AI coding agent.