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Agentlink — AI skill for Claude Code

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Sync one AGENTS.md to every AI coding tool.

How to install Agentlink

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open snapsynapse/agentlink and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What Agentlink does

Sync one AGENTS.md to every AI coding tool. Symlinks, no codegen

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README

Agentlink

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**Origin.** Agentlink began as [martinmose/agentlink](https://github.com/martinmose/agentlink) by Martin Mose Facondini (MIT). This repository is the Snap Synapse-maintained standalone continuation, extended with `detect`, `scan`, `hooks`, automatic backup, global-config support, and integration tests. See [NOTICE](NOTICE) for full attribution and lineage.

Sync one AGENTS.md to every AI coding tool on your machine, with **zero magic**, just symlinks.

Different tools want different files at project root: `AGENTS.md` (OpenAI/Codex, OpenCode), `CLAUDE.md` (Claude Code), `GEMINI.md`, etc. There's no standard, and I'm not waiting for one. **Agentlink** solves the basic need: keep your **personal** instruction files (in `~`) and your **project** instruction files in sync **without generators**. Edit one, they all reflect it.

Creating instruction files is easy with `/init` commands, but keeping them up to date is the hard part -- and expensive too. Good instruction files are often crucial and make a huge difference when using agentic tools. Since they're so important, these files are typically generated with expensive models. Why pay repeatedly to regenerate similar content across different tools?

**Future-proof by design:** We don't know what tomorrow brings in the AI tooling space, but agentlink is ready. New tool expects `.newtool/ai-config.md`? Just add it to your config. Complex nested structure like `workspace/ai/tools/newframework/instructions.md`? No problem. Agentlink automatically creates the directories and symlinks without any code changes needed.

Scope: **instruction files only**. No MCP `.mcp.json` or chain configs. Simple on purpose.

GuideCheck

Agentlink publishes a GuideCheck Human-Veri