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Set up the control plane that gives your coding agents one config, one console, local-first memory, communication, workflow skills, and verification.

What is AI DevKit?

An overview of AI DevKit, the control plane for AI coding agents.

Getting Started

Set up AI DevKit as a control plane for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, opencode, and other AI coding agents.

Supported AI Agents & Environments

Compare supported AI coding agents and environments for AI DevKit setup, skills, MCP configuration, and local control-plane workflows.

Development with AI DevKit

Run an agentic software development workflow where AI coding agents plan, implement, test, verify, and review before push.

Debugging with AI DevKit

Learn how to systematically debug issues using AI DevKit's structured debugging workflows

Understanding Existing Code with AI DevKit

Learn how to analyze and document existing codebases using AI DevKit's document-code command

Memory

Give AI coding agents local long-term memory with MCP, CLI commands, and project-scoped knowledge storage.

Skills

Install reusable skills that teach AI coding agents team workflows, coding standards, testing patterns, and domain-specific practices.

Agent Management

Manage and interact with other AI agents running on your system

Agent Setup

Configure AI DevKit once and generate repeatable setup for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, MCP servers, skills, memory, and workflow docs.

Dev Lifecycle Skill

Make your agent plan before code, verify work, and review changes with a repeatable engineering workflow.

Configuration File

Complete reference for the .ai-devkit.json configuration file used by AI DevKit.

Channel

Connect AI agents with messaging channels like Telegram for remote interaction

Agent Console

Monitor, message, start, rename, kill, and connect running AI agents from one multi-agent terminal UI.

Plugins

Install global AI DevKit plugins from npm and author packages that add CLI commands.

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