Migrate AI assistant context between IDEs — MCP servers, rules/instructions, skills, slash commands, agents, hooks, and memory. Resolves the user-specified source/target IDE paths, converts formats across platforms, merges with a safe default (backup-before-change) and an explicit overwrite mode (rsync --delete); always verifies results. WHEN TO USE: ONLY when the user explicitly asks to migrate, move, transfer, copy, convert, or sync AI assistant context between IDEs — e.g. "migrate MCP config", "move skills from Cursor to Claude", "transfer rules from Windsurf to Cursor", "copy agents between IDEs". The skill previews every change with --dry-run and never writes files without an explicit --yes confirmation; it must not activate on vague or unrelated prompts. DO NOT ACTIVATE ON: incidental mentions of MCP, skills, rules, or IDE names; questions about MCP/skill format; debugging requests; "how do I..." / "what is..." questions; or any prompt that does not explicitly request a cross-IDE migration. When in doubt, ask the user to confirm the source IDE, target IDE, and the migration objects they want before reading or writing any config.
Install with
Claude CodeCodexCursorGitHub CopilotGemini CLI
Supported by the Atlas install prompt. Skill-specific requirements vary.
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About this skill
Migrate AI assistant context between IDEs — MCP servers, rules/instructions, skills, slash commands, agents, hooks, and memory. Resolves the user-specified source/target IDE paths, converts formats across platforms, merges with a safe default (backup-before-change) and an explicit overwrite mode (rsync --delete); always verifies results. WHEN TO USE: ONLY when the user explicitly asks to migrate, move, transfer, copy, convert, or sync AI assistant context between IDEs — e.g. "migrate MCP config", "move skills from Cursor to Claude", "transfer rules from Windsurf to Cursor", "copy agents between IDEs". The skill previews every change with --dry-run and never writes files without an explicit --yes confirmation; it must not activate on vague or unrelated prompts. DO NOT ACTIVATE ON: incidental mentions of MCP, skills, rules, or IDE names; questions about MCP/skill format; debugging requests; "how do I..." / "what is..." questions; or any prompt that does not explicitly request a cross-IDE migration. When in doubt, ask the user to confirm the source IDE, target IDE, and the migration objects they want before reading or writing any config.
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Migrate AI assistant context between IDEs — MCP servers, rules/instructions, skills, slash commands, agents, hooks, and memory. Resolves the user-specified source/target IDE paths, converts formats across platforms, merges with a safe default (backup-before-change) and an explicit overwrite mode (rsync --delete); always verifies results. WHEN TO USE: ONLY when the user explicitly asks to migrate, move, transfer, copy, convert, or sync AI assistant context between IDEs — e.g. "migrate MCP config", "move skills from Cursor to Claude", "transfer rules from Windsurf to Cursor", "copy agents between IDEs". The skill previews every change with --dry-run and never writes files without an explicit --yes confirmation; it must not activate on vague or unrelated prompts. DO NOT ACTIVATE ON: incidental mentions of MCP, skills, rules, or IDE names; questions about MCP/skill format; debugging requests; "how do I…" / "what is…" questions; or any prompt that does not explicitly request a cross-IDE migration. When in doubt, ask the user to confirm the source IDE, target IDE, and the migration objects they want before reading or writing any config.
About this listing
Category
Engineering
Reported license
MIT
Listing language (estimated)
English
Review status
Not individually reviewed
Agent compatibility
Atlas installation supports Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Skill-specific dependencies and features are checked during setup.