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sync-ai-clis is a cross-platform command-line tool published by hyeonbungi that detects, installs, and keeps AI coding CLIs up to date with a single command. Rather than requiring developers to track and maintain each AI coding assistant separately, the tool reconciles the local machine toward a defined target state: every known AI coding CLI installed, working, and current. It fits within the developer tooling and package/CLI management category, serving as a unified maintenance layer for the growing ecosystem of AI-assisted coding tools. During operation, sync-ai-clis first detects which supported tools are present on the system and their state. Tools that are already installed are updated through the same channel they were originally installed with, preserving the user's chosen installation method instead of replacing it with a different one. Tools that are missing are installed only after the user grants consent, ensuring that no unrequested software is added silently. Once installation or update work completes, each tool is re-verified to confirm that it is functioning correctly, closing the loop between the desired and actual machine state. The current version is 0.4.3, and the project has published 11 versions to date, reflecting an active development history with iterative releases since its initial publication. Typical use cases include developers who work with multiple AI coding assistants and want a consistent, repeatable way to provision a new machine, teams standardizing their development environments, and individuals who want routine updates applied safely without manually checking each CLI's release cadence. Because it operates cross-platform, the same workflow applies across different operating systems, reducing environment-specific setup scripts. By combining detection, consent-based installation, channel-aware updating, and post-operation verification into one command, sync-ai-clis offers a single entry point for keeping an AI-augmented development toolkit complete, functional, and current.
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