Supported assistants

SkillPouch looks for these assistants in your home folder. An assistant counts as installed when its folder exists; nothing needs to be configured.

Assistant	Id	Folder
Claude Code	claude-code	~/.claude (or $CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR)
Codex	codex	~/.codex (or $CODEX_HOME)
OpenCode	opencode	~/.config/opencode (or $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/opencode)
Gemini CLI	gemini-cli	~/.gemini
Antigravity	antigravity	~/.gemini/config
Copilot CLI	copilot	~/.copilot (or $COPILOT_HOME)
Cursor	cursor	~/.cursor
Windsurf	windsurf	~/.codeium/windsurf
Qwen Code	qwen-code	~/.qwen
Factory Droid	factory	~/.factory
Crush	crush	~/.config/crush (or $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/crush)

The id is what skillpouch select and skillpouch unlink take.

What goes where

Paths are relative to the assistant’s folder unless they start with ~. A dash means SkillPouch doesn’t put that kind into the assistant.

Instructions and skills

Assistant	Instructions	Skills
Claude Code	CLAUDE.md	skills/
Codex	AGENTS.md	~/.agents/skills/
OpenCode	AGENTS.md	skills/
Gemini CLI	GEMINI.md	skills/
Antigravity	~/.gemini/GEMINI.md	skills/
Copilot CLI	copilot-instructions.md	skills/
Cursor	–	skills/
Windsurf	memories/global_rules.md	–
Qwen Code	QWEN.md	–
Factory Droid	–	skills/
Crush	CRUSH.md	skills/

Agents and commands

Assistant	Agents	Commands
Claude Code	agents/	commands/
Codex	–	prompts/
OpenCode	agents/	commands/
Gemini CLI	agents/	commands/ (TOML)
Antigravity	agents/	–
Copilot CLI	agents/	–
Cursor	–	commands/
Windsurf	–	global_workflows/
Qwen Code	agents/	commands/ (TOML)
Factory Droid	droids/	commands/
Crush	–	–

MCP servers, hooks and plugins

Assistant	MCP servers	Hooks	Plugins
Claude Code	~/.claude.json	settings.json	settings.json
Codex	config.toml	hooks.json	–
OpenCode	opencode.json or opencode.jsonc	–	the plugin list in opencode.json
Gemini CLI	settings.json	settings.json	–
Antigravity	mcp_config.json	–	–
Copilot CLI	mcp-config.json	hooks/skillpouch.json	–
Cursor	mcp.json	hooks.json	–
Windsurf	mcp_config.json	hooks.json	–
Qwen Code	settings.json	settings.json	–
Factory Droid	mcp.json	hooks.json if it exists, else settings.json	settings.json
Crush	–	–	–

Notes per assistant

• Codex reads skills from the shared ~/.agents/skills/ folder as well as ~/.codex/skills/; SkillPouch links them into the shared one.
• OpenCode also reads the older singular folders (skill/, agent/, command/); SkillPouch finds items there too.
• Antigravity shares its global rules file with Gemini CLI (~/.gemini/GEMINI.md), so one instructions file serves both. Its app folders (~/.gemini/antigravity, antigravity-ide, antigravity-cli) show that it’s installed before ~/.gemini/config exists. Skills in the IDE’s older ~/.gemini/antigravity/skills/ are found too.
• Copilot CLI agents may be named <name>.agent.md; they’re read as <name>. Hooks go into a file of SkillPouch’s own in hooks/, so your other hook files stay as they are.
• Gemini CLI and Qwen Code commands are TOML files, so they get a converted copy instead of a link. Edits to the copy are brought back into the pouch before each sync.

Formats

Agents and commands are stored in the pouch in Claude Code’s format and translated for each assistant: its front matter, tool names and the placeholder for arguments ($ARGUMENTS, or {{args}} in TOML commands). MCP servers are written in each assistant’s own config format; SkillPouch changes only the entries it added and leaves the rest of the file alone.

Folders in a git checkout

If an assistant’s folder is part of a git checkout (for example a dotfiles repository), SkillPouch only reads it and never writes there, so the checkout stays clean.

Choosing assistants per computer

Every assistant found is synced unless you turn it off for this computer:

skillpouch select --off cursor
skillpouch unlink --assistant windsurf

See Choosing a pouch and assistants.