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Usage

drevon sync

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Description

Reads drevon.config.json, resolves all skills and memory settings, then regenerates every enabled agent’s config file. Only changed files are written — unchanged files are skipped to avoid Git noise.

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What It Does

  1. Loads and validates drevon.config.json
  2. Migrates any skills from .agents/skills/ → .drevon/skills/ (backwards compatibility)
  3. Reads skills-lock.json for installed skills
  4. For each enabled agent, generates the native config file
  5. Diffs against existing files — only writes changes
  6. Reports what was created, updated, or unchanged

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Output

  ● Syncing agent configs...

  ✓ .github/copilot-instructions.md (updated)
  ✓ CLAUDE.md (updated)
  ✓ .cursor/rules/core.mdc (unchanged)
  ✓ .cursor/rules/memory.mdc (unchanged)
  ✓ .cursor/rules/skills.mdc (updated)
  ✓ AGENTS.md (updated)

  Sync complete — 4 updated, 2 unchanged

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When to Run

Run drevon sync after any of these changes:
  • Editing drevon.config.json (identity, instructions, agent settings)
  • Installing or removing a skill
  • Adding or modifying memory files
  • Creating or deleting prompts
It’s safe to run drevon sync frequently — it’s idempotent and only writes files that actually changed.