Stop your AI config from drifting apart.
“AIのdotfiles manager”
The .claude folder, worker definitions, MCP server settings — the more projects you have, the harder it is to know what lives where. This lists all of it, finds what has drifted, and realigns it.
Screens
What it does
- 01See what lives where
- A kind × project table covering every config file. Click a number to read the contents.
- 02Find the drift
- Tells you when the same config disagrees across places, and offers the majority version to align to.
- 03Catch broken links
- A dead symlink silently stops your definitions from loading — no error is raised. This finds it for you.
- 04Secrets stay hidden
- API keys and tokens render as ***. The key names remain, so you still know what's configured.
- 05Version history
- Snapshot your whole setup and roll back later. You always see what a restore would change first.
- 06Templates
- Save a setup you like under a name and apply it to the next project as-is.
How it works
Launch it
It walks ~/.claude and your project folders and collects every config file. Nothing to configure.
See the sprawl
Three views — inventory, drift, and broken links — show the current state.
Bring it in line
Pick what to align to, review exactly what will change, then apply it.
Good to know
- Starts read-only — it writes only when you ask, and every write is shown to you first.
- Restores are backed up automatically right before the write, so the action can be undone.
- It never deletes silently — files added after a snapshot are reported, not removed.
- Unsigned build — on first launch macOS will say the developer can't be verified. Right-click → Open.