sesyncai 0.1.0

Capture, sync, and share your AI project context across tools and machines

sesyncai

Capture, sync, and share your AI project context across tools and machines.

Stop re-explaining your project every time you switch between Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, or move to a new machine. sesyncai scans your codebase once, captures your developer instructions, and generates a portable context snapshot you can export, sync, and reload anywhere.

Install

pip install sesyncai

Quick start

Just run sesyncai in your project directory — it walks you through everything:

cd your-project
sesyncai

┌──────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ sesyncai — AI context capture & sync         │
│ Project directory: /your-project             │
└──────────────────────────────────────────────┘

 1  Re-scan project (refresh context)
 2  Scan for instructions in AI context files
 3  Import instructions from a markdown file
 4  Add an instruction manually
 5  View captured instructions
 6  Remove an instruction
 7  Save as local markdown file
 8  Export for Claude Code (CLAUDE.md)
 9  Export for Cursor (.cursorrules)
10  Export for Windsurf (.windsurfrules)
11  Copy system prompt to paste anywhere
12  Sync to GitHub Gist
13  Exit

What would you like to do?

Pick a number. No commands to memorize.

Direct commands

Power users can also use individual commands:

sesyncai init                    # scan project
sesyncai capture --scan          # extract rules from AI context files
sesyncai capture "your rule"     # add a rule (category auto-detected)
sesyncai import notes.md         # import rules from any markdown file
sesyncai instructions            # view captured rules
sesyncai export claude           # → CLAUDE.md
sesyncai export cursor           # → .cursorrules
sesyncai export windsurf         # → .windsurfrules
sesyncai export prompt           # paste-ready system prompt (copied to clipboard)
sesyncai sync                    # push to GitHub Gist
sesyncai load <gist-id>          # pull on another machine
sesyncai status                  # quick summary
sesyncai diff                    # check for context drift

What it captures

sesyncai init auto-detects from your project files:

Signal	Source
Language & framework	pyproject.toml, package.json, pubspec.yaml, Cargo.toml, go.mod
Dependencies	Lock files, manifest files
Build & test commands	Package manager configs, Makefiles
Project structure	Directory tree (filtered)
Git remote & branch	.git/config
Existing AI context	CLAUDE.md, .cursorrules

Everything is stored in .sesyncai/context.yaml — a single YAML file you can version, edit, or ignore.

Instruction capture

The rules and preferences you build up while prompting AI — "use functional components", "never mock the database", "we chose Riverpod over Bloc because..." — normally get lost when you start a new session.

sesyncai captures them:

# manually, as you make decisions
sesyncai capture "Prefer composition over inheritance" -c architecture
sesyncai capture "All API responses must include request_id" -c constraint

# or auto-extract from existing AI context files
sesyncai capture --scan

Auto-scan reads from:

• CLAUDE.md — Claude Code project context
• .cursorrules — Cursor editor rules
• .claude/rules/*.md — scoped Claude rules with path metadata
• .github/copilot-instructions.md — GitHub Copilot config
• .windsurfrules — Windsurf editor rules

Instructions are categorized automatically (constraint, architecture, style, preference, convention, decision, workflow) and included in every export.

# review what's captured
sesyncai instructions

# remove one by number
sesyncai instructions --remove 3

# clear all
sesyncai instructions --clear

Export formats

Format	Command	Output
Claude Code	sesyncai export claude	CLAUDE.md
Cursor	sesyncai export cursor	.cursorrules
Windsurf	sesyncai export windsurf	.windsurfrules
System prompt	sesyncai export prompt	Copied to clipboard + stdout

Cloud sync

Push your context to a private GitHub Gist and pull it on any machine:

# push (creates or updates a gist)
sesyncai sync

# pull (downloads and saves locally)
sesyncai load abc123def456

Requires GitHub CLI authenticated: gh auth login

Supported languages

• Python (pyproject.toml, setup.py, requirements.txt)
• JavaScript / TypeScript (package.json)
• Flutter / Dart (pubspec.yaml)
• Rust (Cargo.toml)
• Go (go.mod)

How it works

your-project/
├── pyproject.toml          ← sesyncai reads these for context
├── package.json            ←   (also Cargo.toml, pubspec.yaml, go.mod)
├── .git/                   ← git remote & branch
├── CLAUDE.md               ← extracts instructions from these
├── .cursorrules            ←   (also .claude/rules/, .windsurfrules,
├── .claude/rules/          ←    copilot-instructions.md)
└── .sesyncai/
    ├── context.yaml        ← project snapshot
    └── instructions.yaml   ← captured rules & preferences

sesyncai export claude    →  CLAUDE.md (with instructions)
sesyncai export cursor    →  .cursorrules (with instructions)
sesyncai export windsurf  →  .windsurfrules (with instructions)
sesyncai export prompt    →  clipboard + stdout
sesyncai sync             →  GitHub Gist (private)

License

MIT