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ccync, published by monkey1wizard, is a standalone cross-agent plugin, MCP, and skills manager designed to simplify the distribution of agent tooling across multiple AI coding environments. Its core purpose is to let developers install a plugin once—or adopt a master agent's existing setup—and then automatically project that configuration onto every supported coding agent's native surface. Supported targets include Claude Code, Codex, GitHub Copilot, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, and Antigravity, making ccync particularly relevant to the developer tools and AI-assisted coding category, where teams and individuals frequently work with more than one agent platform. Instead of manually replicating plugins, MCP server configurations, and skills for each environment, users can rely on a single synchronization layer that keeps every agent aligned with the same setup. The software is distributed as a command-line binary named `ccync`, which exposes a focused set of commands covering the full lifecycle of managed content. The `init` command initializes a setup, while `sync` propagates the configuration across all target agents. Content can be managed with `add`, `remove`, and `list`, and the health of an installation can be verified using `doctor`. For safety and recovery, ccync includes `backup` and `restore` commands, and a complete `uninstall` command is available for removing the tooling when it is no longer needed. Typical use cases include maintaining a consistent plugin and skills configuration across several coding agents, adopting another agent's setup as a master template, and safeguarding configurations through backups before making changes. The current version of ccync is 0.1.5, and the catalog records a total of two versions, indicating an early-stage project that has already moved beyond its initial release. As a standalone tool, ccync operates independently of any single agent, positioning it as a unifying management layer for heterogeneous AI coding environments.
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