multimodel-dev-os 0.6.1 → 0.8.0

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+ # Interactive CLI & Terminal Demo
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+ Experience the clean scaffolding pipeline and zero-dependency commands of `multimodel-dev-os` right from your terminal.
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+ ---
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+ ## Visual Initialization Pipeline
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+ Here is how the automatic bootstrapping pipeline looks when initializing a project with a template:
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+ ![Terminal Scaffold Mockup](/assets/terminal-demo.svg)
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+ ---
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+ ## Under the Hood: CLI Commands
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+ `multimodel-dev-os` is built entirely on native Node.js libraries, keeping execution lightning-fast with **zero third-party runtime dependencies**.
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+ ### 1. The `init` Scaffolding Engine
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+ Bootstraps the shared workspace contract files and target directory setups.
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+ ```bash
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+ # Global zero-install setup
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+ npx multimodel-dev-os@latest init
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+ # Scaffold a specific technology stack template and set up adapter status automatically
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+ npx multimodel-dev-os@latest init --template nextjs-saas --adapter cursor --adapter claude
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+ # Run a dry-run preview to verify planned file actions without modifying the disk
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+ npx multimodel-dev-os@latest init --dry-run
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+ ```
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+ #### Core Scaffolding Activities:
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+ - **Directory Guarantee:** Assures target paths (`.ai/context`, `.ai/skills`, `.ai/session-logs`) exist.
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+ - **Contract Scaffold:** Creates the root source-of-truth instructions (`AGENTS.md`, `MEMORY.md`, `TASKS.md`, `RUNBOOK.md`).
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+ - **Adapter Linking:** Translates and copies rule files (like `.cursorrules`, `CLAUDE.md`, or `.vscode/`) directly to your workspace root.
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+ ---
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+ ### 2. The `templates` Gallery Inspector
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+ Allows developers to view, inspect, and choose real-world configuration templates.
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+ ```bash
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+ # List all pre-configured stack templates
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+ npx multimodel-dev-os templates
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+ # Display detailed configuration rules and files of a specific template
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+ npx multimodel-dev-os show-template nextjs-saas
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+ ### 3. The `validate` Quality Gate
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+ Enforce strict formatting conventions inside your repository before checking in code:
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+ ```bash
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+ # Strict directory schema and file validation checkup
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+ npx multimodel-dev-os validate
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+ ```
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+ If any core agent file (`AGENTS.md`, `MEMORY.md`) is missing or is structurally invalid, the CLI exits with non-zero exit codes to fail pull requests or pre-commit hooks, guarding workspace health.
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+ ---
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+ ### 4. The `doctor` Advisory Inspector
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+ An advisory checkup to diagnose environment compatibility issues:
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+ ```bash
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+ # Diagnostic audit of gitignore rules and IDE adapter overrides
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+ npx multimodel-dev-os doctor
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+ ```
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+ The doctor warns you if:
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+ - IDE cache directories (like `node_modules` or `.vitepress/dist`) are not listed in your `.gitignore` file.
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+ - Enabled adapter configurations inside `.ai/config.yaml` lack corresponding physical rule files on the disk.
package/docs/index.md CHANGED
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  text: Get Started Quick
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  link: /quickstart
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- text: View Template Gallery
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- link: /templates/
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+ text: View Case Studies
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+ link: /case-studies/
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+ - theme: alt
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+ text: Cost Playbook
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+ link: /cost-optimization
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+ - theme: alt
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+ text: 5-Day Roadmap
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+ link: /5-day-roadmap
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  text: View on GitHub
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  link: https://github.com/rizvee/multimodel-dev-os
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  details: Includes Caveman Mode to slash model context footprint by ~79%, saving massive API bill budgets.
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  - icon: 🛡️
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  title: Local Quality Gates
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- details: Build-in zero-dependency validate and doctor checkups ensure pristine workspace rules layout.
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+ details: Built-in zero-dependency validate and doctor checkups ensure pristine workspace rules layout.
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  </style>
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- ## 10-Second Quickstart
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+ ## Cost & Context Optimization
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+ Minimize prompt overhead and API billing by mapping key context-reduction techniques to MultiModel Dev OS features:
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- Bootstrap your project instantly via `npx`:
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+ <p align="center">
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+ <img src="/assets/cost-optimization.svg" alt="Cost Optimization Funnel" width="100%">
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+ </p>
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+ ---
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- ```bash
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- npx multimodel-dev-os@latest init
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- ```
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+ ## 5-Day Adoption Roadmap
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+ Deploying MultiModel Dev OS across your team is straightforward and tool-neutral:
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+ <p align="center">
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+ <img src="/assets/ai-dev-os-roadmap.svg" alt="5-Day Adoption Roadmap" width="100%">
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+ </p>
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  ## Why MultiModel Dev OS?
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+ # Public Launch Checklist
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+ A complete list of operational and promotional gates to successfully deploy and publicize `multimodel-dev-os` to the global developer ecosystem.
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+ ## 1. GitHub Launch Checklist
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+ Ensure the repository is clean, communicative, and ready for public forks/stars:
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+ - [ ] **Community Standards Audit:** Confirm root files `LICENSE` (MIT), `CONTRIBUTING.md`, `CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md`, and `SECURITY.md` are present and correctly formatted.
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+ - [ ] **GitHub Workflows Pass:** Validate that the `.github/workflows/verify.yml` actions run successfully on push events.
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+ - [ ] **Community Engagement CTAs:** Confirm standard issue templates exist inside `.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/` to guide bug reporting and feature additions.
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+ ## 2. NPM Verification Checklist
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+ Assure packaging hygiene before executing npm publishes:
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+ - [ ] **Technical Structure Verify:** Run the cross-platform structural verifier:
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+ ```bash
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+ npm run verify
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+ ```
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+ Ensure all 102 target assertions return successful passes.
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+ - [ ] **Dynamic Manifest Sync:** Assert that the dynamic version in `package.json` matches exactly across the CHANGELOG.md and installer scripts.
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+ - [ ] **NPM Pack Audit:** Run the packaging dry-run:
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+ ```bash
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+ npm pack --dry-run
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+ ```
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+ Confirm that the output tarball size is under `~65kB`, the unpacked file size is under `~200kB`, and compiled docs caches (`docs/.vitepress/dist`, `docs/.vitepress/cache`) are completely ignored.
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+ ## 3. Docs Site Checklist
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+ Verify documentation site integrity before public indexing:
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+ - [ ] **VitePress Compile:** Run `npm run docs:build` and confirm that Rollup completes client and server bundle compilation successfully.
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+ - [ ] **Asset Resolution:** Verify that all SVGs (terminal-demo, social-preview, architecture-preview) compile seamlessly and display correctly inside docs pages.
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+ - [ ] **Pages Navigation:** Click all navigation sidebars, navbar tabs, and footer links under the hosted root `/multimodel-dev-os/` path to confirm zero broken links.
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+ ## 4. Social Launch Checklist
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+ Prepare the phase-by-phase promotional campaigns to maximize engagement:
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+ - [ ] **Product Hunt Staging:** Prepare high-end media cards (`social-preview.svg`) and draft the first-comment outline explaining our zero-dependency context layer.
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+ - [ ] **Hacker News Submission:** Format the direct developer pitch under a clean Show HN title: `Show HN: MultiModel Dev OS — A portable .editorconfig for your AI coding agents`.
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+ - [ ] **Reddit Outreach:** Select relevant communities (`/r/webdev`, `/r/node`, `/r/LocalLLaMA`) and schedule clear announcements addressing instruction drift.
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  # Public Launch & Social Sharing Kit
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- Use these curated marketing templates and outlines to announce the release of `multimodel-dev-os` to developer communities.
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- ## 1. Product Hunt Style Launch Info
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- * **Product Tagline:** Portable, vendor-neutral project context for all your AI coding tools.
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- * **Elevator Pitch:** Stop copy-pasting system instructions when switching between Cursor, Claude Code, Antigravity, and VS Code. Run a single command to sync, verify, and optimize your codebase context.
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+ ## 1. Product Hunt Launch (Milestone v0.8.0)
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+ - **Product Tagline:** Portable workspace configuration layer and playbooks to sync AI coding agents.
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+ - **Pitch Focus:** Slash LLM API billing and context overhead by up to **~79%** with our native Caveman Mode. Enforce strict coding styles and boundaries across Cursor, Claude, Antigravity, and VS Code automatically using a singular root contract.
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- * **Short Description:** Portable, vendor-neutral project configuration and CLI tool for AI coding agents. Think `.editorconfig` but optimized for LLMs, Cursor, Claude Code, and VS Code.
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- * **Topics/Keywords:** `ai-dev-os`, `multi-agent`, `ai-coding`, `developer-tools`, `cursorrules`, `claude-code`, `antigravity`
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- ## 3. X / Twitter Post (The Hook)
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- Pair programming with AI is fast, until you switch tools.
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+ AI coding is fast, but prompt token bills scale faster. 💸
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- You design architecture in Claude Code, implement locally in Cursor, and audit with Gemini. Every switch drops context, and rules start to drift.
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+ Duplicating instructions in .cursorrules, CLAUDE.md, and system prompts drains your API token budget on every message turn.
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- Stop copy-pasting. Say hello to multimodel-dev-os! 🧠
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+ Say hello to MultiModel Dev OS v0.8.0! 🧠
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- 👉 Single source of truth for all tools (Cursor, Claude, VS Code, Gemini, Codex)
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- 👉 Slashing token consumption by up to ~79% with Caveman Mode
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- 👉 Strict CLI validation commands to protect context health
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- 👉 Fully vendor-neutral and zero-dependency
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+ 👉 Decoupled adapters sync Cursor, Claude, VS Code, and Gemini instantly
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+ 👉 Slash rule overhead by up to ~79% with Caveman Mode
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+ 👉 12 Cost Optimization plays mapped to Dev OS features
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+ 👉 5-Day tool-neutral Adoption Roadmap for teams
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- Check it out: https://github.com/rizvee/multimodel-dev-os
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+ Stop wasting context. Sync and reuse your workspace memory! 🚀
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+ 👉 https://github.com/rizvee/multimodel-dev-os
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  ```
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- ## 4. LinkedIn Post (The Deep Dive)
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- ```text
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- The hidden developer tax when coding with AI: Context Drift. 💸
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- When pair programming with AI agents, we often switch between platforms to leverage their unique strengths:
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- But there's a problem: every tool has its own custom settings, systems, and instructions files. You modify a build command in one place, forget to update it in another, and the agent breaks on compile.
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- To solve this, we are launching `multimodel-dev-os` — a portable, vendor-neutral operating configuration layer for AI coding tools.
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- 1. Initialize in seconds: `npx multimodel-dev-os@latest init`
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- 2. Configure your instructions in one root directory (AGENTS.md, MEMORY.md, TASKS.md)
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- 3. Zero-duplication adapters dynamically present these instructions to Cursor (.cursorrules), Claude (CLAUDE.md), VS Code, and Gemini.
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- 4. Slash token bills by up to ~79% using Caveman Mode for small-context turns.
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+ To solve this, we are releasing MultiModel Dev OS v0.8.0:
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+ 1. One central brain (AGENTS.md and .ai/) routes instructions dynamically.
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+ 2. Slashes API prompt overhead by ~79% via Caveman Mode.
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+ 3. Maps 12 context optimization techniques ( RAG scoping, prompt caching, batching).
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+ 4. Includes a 5-Day tool-neutral Adoption Roadmap to align your team in a business week.
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+ Let me know how your team manages prompt consistency in the comments! 👇
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- * **Title:** Show Show HN / Show Reddit: I built multimodel-dev-os — a vendor-neutral context management layer for Cursor, Claude Code, and VS Code.
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+ - **Title:** Show HN / Show Reddit: MultiModel Dev OS v0.8.0 — Prevent AI instruction drift and save ~79% token budget.
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- * **Primary Init:** Run `npx multimodel-dev-os@latest init` to bootstrap in 2 seconds.
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- * **Vendor-Neutral:** One config routes to Cursor (`.cursorrules`), Claude Code (`CLAUDE.md`), VS Code (`settings.json`), and Gemini/Antigravity (`settings.json`).
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+ * **Cost Optimization Playbook:** Maps 12 techniques (prompt caching, RAG scoping, batching) directly to Dev OS directory modules.
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+ * **Caveman Mode:** Strips out descriptions and examples to save **~79% of tokens** per prompt turn.
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+ * **5-Day Adoption Timeline:** A tool-neutral business week adoption playbook.
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+ * **Real-World Case Studies:** 5 generic but realistic guides covering full-stack SaaS schema synchronization, WordPress directory boundaries, and Claude/Gemini hand-off session logs.
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- * **Title:** Stop Copy-Pasting AI Prompts: How to Build a Portable Context Layer in Your Codebase
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- 1. **Introduction:** The multi-model developer reality (switching Cursor, Claude, Gemini).
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- 2. **The Problem:** The "context synchronization tax" and rules drift.
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- 4. **Introducing multimodel-dev-os:** Setup in seconds using `npx multimodel-dev-os@latest init`.
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- 5. **Deep Dive on Token Budgeting:** How Caveman Mode preserves structural intent while cutting token usage by ~79%.
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