aix is a unified CLI tool designed to streamline the management of AI coding assistant configurations across multiple platforms. Whether you use Claude Code, OpenCode, Codex, or Gemini CLI, aix allows you to define your tools, skills, and commands once and deploy them everywhere.

Why aix?

The AI coding assistant landscape is fragmented. Each platform has its own configuration format, file locations, and conventions. aix bridges this gap by providing:

• Unified Management: Single interface for all your AI assistants.
• Write Once, Deploy Everywhere: Define skills and commands in a platform-agnostic format.
• Standardization: Enforce Agent Skills and MCP specifications across tools.

Getting Started

Ready to unify your AI workflow?

1. Install aix:

   # Homebrew
   brew install thoreinstein/tap/aix
   
   # Go
   go install github.com/thoreinstein/aix/cmd/aix@latest

2. Initialize: Run aix init to detect your installed platforms and create a configuration file.

Read the full Getting Started Guide

Core Concepts

Explore the core features of aix through our detailed guides:

MCP Servers

Manage Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers to extend your agent’s capabilities with external tools and data.

• Add & Configure Servers
• Enable/Disable Servers

Skills

Create and share reusable agent capabilities (prompts + tools) that work across any supported platform.

• Creating Skills
• Installing Skills

Slash Commands

Define custom slash commands to automate common workflows and context gathering.

• Command Syntax
• Distribution

Repositories

Discover and share AI resources using remote git repositories.

• Adding Repositories
• Managing Sources

Reference

Need detailed command syntax? Check the API Reference for comprehensive documentation on every aix command.

• aix mcp
• aix skill
• aix command
• aix repo

Troubleshooting

Diagnose issues, fix permissions, and recover from configuration errors using aix doctor and aix backup.

Resources

• Architecture Decisions
• Contributing Guidelines
• Privacy Policy