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# AI DevKit > AI DevKit is an open-source control plane for AI coding agents. It works alongside Cursor, Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Gemini CLI, Codex, opencode, Pi, and other tools. AI DevKit solves common multi-agent coding problems: scattered terminals, duplicated setup files, copy-pasted context, forgotten project decisions, and unverified completion claims. It provides one project-local config, one console, cross-agent communication, local-first SQLite memory, workflow skills, and verification. ## Core Features - **One Local Config**: Project-local setup for supported coding agents from `.ai-devkit.json` - **Agent Console and Communication**: Inspect running sessions and send prompts, logs, or stdin to the right agent - **Long-Term Memory**: 100% local SQLite-based knowledge storage for coding standards, patterns, and decisions across sessions - **Structured Development Workflows**: Phase-based guidance through requirements, design, planning, implementation, testing, and code review - **Skills System**: Community-driven plugins that teach AI new capabilities and domain-specific patterns - **Multi-Agent Support**: Works with a broad set of AI coding environments including Cursor, Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Gemini CLI, Codex, opencode, and others ## Quick Start Install via npm: ``` npm install -g ai-devkit ``` Initialize in your project: ``` npx ai-devkit@latest init ``` ## Key Skills - `dev-lifecycle` - Start a new feature, validate requirements and design, execute plans, and run pre-commit reviews - `dev-commit` - Commit only intended, verified changes with a conventional message - `tdd` - Add test coverage with a test-first workflow - `structured-debug` - Debug systematically with reproduction, hypotheses, fixes, and verification - `memory` - Store important guidelines and patterns in memory - `document-code` - Analyze and document existing code ## Documentation - [What is AI DevKit?](https://ai-devkit.com/docs/0-what-is-ai-devkit): Overview, problem statement, and how AI DevKit works - [Getting Started](https://ai-devkit.com/docs/1-getting-started): Installation, project initialization, and first steps - [Supported AI Agents](https://ai-devkit.com/docs/2-supported-agents): Reference for supported AI coding environments and setup capabilities - [Development with AI DevKit](https://ai-devkit.com/docs/3-development-with-ai-devkit): Full development lifecycle workflow - [Debugging with AI DevKit](https://ai-devkit.com/docs/4-debugging-with-ai-devkit): Structured debugging methodology - [Understanding Existing Code](https://ai-devkit.com/docs/5-understand-existing-code-with-ai-devkit): Code analysis and knowledge capture - [Memory](https://ai-devkit.com/docs/6-memory): Local memory system for persistent knowledge - [Skills](https://ai-devkit.com/docs/7-skills): Community-driven skill management system - [Agent Management](https://ai-devkit.com/docs/8-agent-management): Experimental agent detection and switching ## Other Pages - [Home](https://ai-devkit.com): Landing page with features overview and quick start - [Vision](https://ai-devkit.com/vision): Project philosophy and alignment with "The New Engineering Workflow" - [Roadmap](https://ai-devkit.com/roadmap): Development roadmap and feature status - [Skills Registry](https://ai-devkit.com/skills): Browse and search available skills - [FAQ](https://ai-devkit.com/faq): Frequently asked questions and getting started guides ## Project Links - GitHub: https://github.com/Codeaholicguy/ai-devkit - npm: https://www.npmjs.com/package/ai-devkit - Website: https://ai-devkit.com