Agentic Prompt Sync (APS)

A manifest-driven CLI tool for safely syncing agentic assets (Cursor rules, Cursor skills, Claude agent skills, and AGENTS.md files) from git or filesystem sources into your repository.

Features

• Declarative manifest-driven sync - Define your assets in a YAML manifest
• Safe installs - Automatic conflict detection and backup creation
• Deterministic lockfile - Idempotent pulls that only update when needed
• Scriptable CLI - Optional interactivity for CI/CD pipelines

Installation

Quick Install (macOS/Linux)

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/westonplatter/agentic-prompt-sync/main/install.sh | sh

This downloads the latest release and installs to ~/.local/bin. Set APS_INSTALL_DIR to customize:

APS_INSTALL_DIR=/usr/local/bin curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/westonplatter/agentic-prompt-sync/main/install.sh | sh

Download Binary

Pre-built binaries for all platforms are available on the Releases page.

Cargo Install

If you have Rust installed:

cargo install aps

Build from Source

git clone https://github.com/westonplatter/agentic-prompt-sync.git
cd agentic-prompt-sync
cargo build --release
# Binary at target/release/aps

Getting Started

Quick Start

1. Initialize a manifest in your project:

aps init

This creates a aps.yaml manifest file with an example entry.

2. Edit the manifest to define your assets:

entries:
  - id: my-agents
    kind: agents_md
    source:
      type: filesystem
      root: $HOME
      path: personal-generic-AGENTS.md
    dest: ./AGENTS.md

3. Pull and install your assets:

aps pull

4. Check status of synced assets:

aps status

Commands

Common Options

• --verbose - Enable verbose logging
• --manifest <path> - Specify manifest file path (default: aps.yaml)

Pull Options

• --yes - Non-interactive mode, automatically confirm overwrites
• --dry-run - Preview changes without applying them
• --only <id> - Only pull specific entry by ID

Configuration

Manifest File (aps.yaml)

entries:
  - id: my-agents
    kind: agents_md
    source:
      type: filesystem
      root: $HOME
      path: AGENTS-generic.md
    dest: AGENTS.md

  - id: personal-rules
    kind: cursor_rules
    source:
      type: git
      repo: git@github.com:your-username/dotfiles.git
      ref: main
      path: .cursor/rules
    dest: ./.cursor/rules/

  - id: company-rules
    kind: cursor_rules
    source:
      type: filesystem
      root: $HOME/work/acme-corp/internal-prompts
      path: rules
    dest: ./.cursor/rules/

  - id: rules-in-formation
    kind: cursor_rules
    source:
      type: filesystem
      root: $HOME/work/acme-corp/internal-prompts
      path: dumping-ground
    dest: ./.cursor/rules/

  - id: anthropic-skills
    kind: agent_skill
    source:
      type: git
      repo: git@github.com:anthropics/skills.git
      ref: main
      path: skills
    include:
      - pdf
      - skill-creation
    dest: ./.claude/skills/

Asset Types

Source Types

Shell Variable Expansion: Path values in root and path fields support shell variable expansion (e.g., $HOME, $USER). This makes manifests portable across different machines and users.

Lockfile (aps.manifest.lock)

The lockfile tracks installed assets and is automatically created/updated by aps pull. This file should be committed to version control to ensure reproducible installations across your team. It stores:

• Source information
• Destination paths
• Last update timestamp
• Content checksum (SHA256)

Examples

Non-interactive pull for CI/CD

aps pull --yes

Validate manifest before pull

aps validate --strict

Development

Build

cargo build           # Debug build
cargo build --release # Release build

Run tests

cargo test

Linting

This project uses Trunk for linting and code quality checks.

trunk check       # Run linters on modified files
trunk fmt         # Format code
trunk check list  # View available linters

Run with verbose logging

cargo run -- --verbose pull

License

See LICENSE for details.