Config Audit FAQs

Question 1

What does the Config Audit skill do?

Accepted Answer

The Config Audit skill analyzes and compares configuration files in both Claude Code (.claude/) and Cursor IDE (.cursor/) directories. It inventories commands, skills, and rules to identify feature gaps and provide actionable suggestions for maintaining parity between the two platforms.

Question 2

When should I use this skill?

Accepted Answer

You should use this skill when migrating your workflow from Cursor to Claude Code (or vice versa), when setting up a new project that uses both AI tools, or when you need to ensure that specialized AI instructions and commands are consistent across your development environment.

Question 3

Does it support automated synchronization?

Accepted Answer

Currently, the skill focuses on deterministic reporting and providing actionable suggestions. It identifies discrepancies and tells you exactly what to add (like converting a Cursor rule to a CLAUDE.md entry), allowing you to maintain control over your AI configuration files.

Question 4

How does it improve my development workflow?

Accepted Answer

It eliminates the guesswork in managing AI tool configurations. By identifying exactly which rules or commands exist in one tool but are missing in the other, it provides a clear roadmap for synchronization, ensuring you have the same AI capabilities regardless of which IDE or terminal tool you use.

Question 5

What kind of reports does the Config Audit skill generate?

Accepted Answer

The skill generates comprehensive reports detailing Claude Code resources (commands, skills, agents) and Cursor resources (rules, commands). It provides a gap analysis and specific suggestions for creating equivalents, with support for both human-readable text and machine-readable JSON formats.

Config Audit

Config Audit

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