v0.8.1

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.

Highlights

Changed

• add- and create- are told apart by what already exists, not by how a skill is built inside. The old contract defined them by implementation facts — add- "creates exactly one artifact", create- "orchestrates several add- skills" — and both mispredict a real registry: a skill that writes a doc type, an element type, several config files and a template is still plainly an add-, and a create- skill that orchestrates nothing had to carry a written note explaining its name "despite the naming contract". A call-graph definition also makes a name depend on today's factoring, so splitting a skill's internals would have demanded a rename though nothing changed for the caller. The verbs now split on the host — add- puts one new member into a set that is already there, and create- brings the container itself into existence, where nothing hosted it before — and neither says anything about the inside of a skill. The Atomic / Orchestrator / Meta-orchestrator tier vocabulary goes with it: how much a skill body carries turns on whether that skill dispatches to others, which was always the real question and never a function of its verb.

No schema change — the stamp advances to 0.8.1 on update.

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.