aisync

Local hub where Claude Code, Codex and Cursor share rules and a journal, and claim files before they edit them.

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Pricing

Free and open source (MIT); needs Python 3.11+ and git on macOS or Linux.

Overview

aisync is a command-line tool that gives Claude Code, Codex and Cursor one shared hub on your machine, a local git repository in ~/.ai-sync. Before an agent edits files it claims them, and if another agent already holds a claim on those files the command fails, so the second agent stops before a collision. Decisions, blockers and commits go into one hash-chained journal, and hooks tell a running session what the other tools just did. It also keeps a shared rules block in sync across each tool's own rule file and can write everything to a static status page. You get agents that don't edit the same file at once, plus a record of who did what.

Key features

File claims; overlapping claims are refused
Hash-chained journal of decisions, blockers and commits
Hooks pass news between running sessions
Shared rules synced into each tool’s rule file
Static HTML status board
MCP server mode
Python standard library only

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Last updated 2026-11-11

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