Do I need to change how I use my coding agent?

No. Automatic manages config files behind the scenes. Your agent reads its config as usual and Automatic keeps it up to date across projects.

Does everyone on my team need Automatic?

No. Automatic writes standard config files like CLAUDE.md and .cursorrules, so teammates who do not use Automatic still benefit from the synced configuration.

Which agents are supported?

Automatic syncs configuration across 16 agent tools including Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Cline, GitHub Copilot, Zed, Warp, Gemini CLI, and more.

What is the Automatic MCP server for?

Automatic exposes its own MCP server so agents can pull project context, skills, memory, feature status, and credentials without manual copying.

Automatic is free for internal use with up to 10 concurrent users. It is source-available under the Business Source License and converts to MIT in 2030.

Free desktop app for macOS, Windows, and Linux

Your agents.
Finally in sync.

Skills, MCP servers, rules, and instructions in one place, synced into every agent tool you use. Build your context layer once and reuse it across projects.

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Overview

Agents

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◇ Skills

▣ MCP Servers

▧ Rules

◈ Sub-agents

▷ Commands

Synchronised Agent Configs

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What Automatic does

One hub for the context layer your agents run on

Every agent tool stores its instructions, skills, and servers in a different place. Automatic manages them once and writes each native format for you.

Sync context across projects

Shared rules, skills, and servers apply to every project. Change once, update everywhere.

Writes native config for

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Sync context between agents

Automatic translates config into each agent’s native format. 16 agents stay aligned automatically.

Manage skills, commands, rules & agents

Install and manage reusable contexts. Write once — Use everywhere

Manage MCP servers

Project instructions

Write project instructions once. Compiled into .cursorrules, CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, and more.

Persist agent memory

Project-scoped persistent memory that agents read and write over MCP. Context survives across sessions.

Store credentials securely

API keys in your system keychain. Agents retrieve them over MCP — no secrets in config files.

Reuse common patterns with templates

Bundle config into project templates. Automatic monitors for drift and flags inconsistencies.

Community marketplaces

Browse and install community skills, MCP servers, and project templates from curated registries.

skills.shMCP directoryProject templates

Why developers use Automatic

The hard part is not the agent

It is building the context layer around it. Automatic makes that work compound instead of starting over with every tool and project.

Build once, reuse everywhere

Craft skills, rules, and instructions once. Apply them to any project and any agent without starting over.

Onboard new projects in minutes

Apply a template and your full context layer is ready instantly. No more rebuilding config from scratch.

Higher-quality agent output

When agents have the right context, skills, and memory they produce consistent, convention-following code.

No more configuration drift

Automatic detects when a project’s config diverges. Every agent stays aligned without manual audits.

Switch agents without switching cost

Your context works across 16 tools. Move from Cursor to Claude Code or try Codex without reconfiguring.

Context that compounds over time

Agent memory captures decisions and learnings as you work. Every session starts smarter than the last.

Works with 16 agent tools

The agents your team already uses

How it works

Fits the workflow you already have

Capture what makes your agents effective, then share it across every project and every tool. Setup takes minutes.

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Install Automatic
Download the desktop app for macOS, Windows, or Linux.
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Register your projects
Point Automatic at your working directories. It auto-detects installed agents and imports their existing MCP server configs.
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Add skills, rules, MCP servers, and instructions
Configure once in Automatic's UI, or browse the marketplace for community skills, curated collections, and templates.
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Sync into every agent
Automatic writes the right config files for each of 16 supported agent tools. It also exposes an MCP server so agents can pull context, memory, and credentials directly.
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Stay in sync
Change your config and every project updates. Drift gets flagged instantly. Agents track features and store memory back into Automatic as they work.

Learn the model

Read the useful stuff first

If you are evaluating Automatic, these are the fastest ways to understand MCP, skills, project instructions, and how the product fits into a real workflow.

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Build your context layer once

Stop rebuilding agent context from scratch for every project. Capture what works and let Automatic handle the rest.

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The difference Automatic makes

Skills, rules, MCP servers, and instructions in one place

Config synced into 16 agent tools automatically

Agents pull context, memory, and credentials over MCP

Drift detected and features tracked as agents work

Your agents.
Finally in sync.

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