Bring the setup you already trust
Keep your setup. Add what you need.
Bring tools over gradually. Start with a skill or two, review the changes, and keep building a toolkit from the parts you trust.
Claude Code · Codex · Cursor · Antigravity · opencode
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- Managed launches
- Use separate configuration folders
- Cursor sync
- Writes and tracks managed files in the project
- Codex
- Can save trust decisions back to your own settings
Some of your files can change. Review the preview for your app.
Start with one useful tool
Add the repository that holds your skills or instructions, select what you need, and put it in a toolkit. Editing the toolkit changes what it contains. Applying it is what writes files to your computer.
Review, apply, then expand
Check the compatibility and file changes before applying the toolkit. Add more tools after you have tried the first set.
Questions
Do I have to move everything at once?
No. Move individual supported tools into a toolkit and leave the rest of your setup where it is.
Will it overwrite my usual Claude Code setup?
A managed launch writes toolkit configuration into its own folder. Cursor is different: its sync writes managed files into the project.
What happens to my Codex settings?
The launch merges toolkit settings into a copy of your file. Trust decisions can be saved back; the toolkit's temporary overrides are not kept as your usual settings.