Which install do I get for my AI tool?

Run init and the installer picks the right way for each tool you tick:

npx -y @event4u/agent-config init --list-tools

23 tools are detected and 20 are supported: 18 get their configuration written directly, Copilot gets a plugin and Claude Desktop a bundle; the other 3 are export-only.

How it installs	Tools	What you do
Full install	Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Cline, Codex, Gemini CLI, Augment, Roo Code, Kilo Code, Continue, Kiro, Qoder, OpenCode, Trae, Antigravity, CodeBuddy, Droid, Warp	Nothing beyond init — files land in the tool’s user-level folder.
Plugin	GitHub Copilot	A discovery-only plugin (read-only MCP server and an install-pointer skill, no hooks), or exported instructions in a repository.
Skill bundle	Claude Desktop	init builds ZIPs; you upload them in Claude Desktop.
Export only	Aider, Zed, JetBrains AI	agent-config export writes a file; you place it and point the tool at it.

Can it stop the agent, or only ask?

On Claude Code a few checks can refuse an action — for example ending a turn on “done” when nothing was run. On every other tool the rules are instructions the agent is asked to follow: they reduce mistakes but do not remove them. What each tool can block has the per-tool detail.

Everything is global

Every install goes into your home directory, never into a repository:

agent-config init installs into your home directory — the package under ~/.event4u/agent-config/ and each AI tool’s user-level folder such as ~/.claude/ or ~/.cursor/ — and writes no skills, rules or commands into your repository, which only gets an agents/overrides/ folder for your own changes plus a few gitignored bookkeeping files and a block each in .gitignore and .gitattributes; agent-config init --project creates just those in a repository and nothing else.

Using several tools side by side? Works with agent-switch covers switching between them.