1. Why would you want to use several different cli tools?
2. It's not clear to me how this is different fundamentally than just committing your dotfiles?
1. Currently I am using 3 total: claude on my working laptop and opencode+agy for my personal stuff. e.g., opencode and agy give access to different models, nice to try them.
2. This is what I did actually, but I still did the setup for each tool separately. E.g., if I find a new skill - install that into each tool. Or if I want to adapt system prompt, or something else. Basically things that I would configure for each one. So at least for myself I just have one place to store everything like skills setup, configuration, allowed tools and then it just "renders" it into different configuration format per tool. Sharing dotfiles helps you sync them between devices, but not via different tools. At least I did not find a way
1. Why would you want to use several different cli tools? 2. It's not clear to me how this is different fundamentally than just committing your dotfiles?
1. Currently I am using 3 total: claude on my working laptop and opencode+agy for my personal stuff. e.g., opencode and agy give access to different models, nice to try them. 2. This is what I did actually, but I still did the setup for each tool separately. E.g., if I find a new skill - install that into each tool. Or if I want to adapt system prompt, or something else. Basically things that I would configure for each one. So at least for myself I just have one place to store everything like skills setup, configuration, allowed tools and then it just "renders" it into different configuration format per tool. Sharing dotfiles helps you sync them between devices, but not via different tools. At least I did not find a way
Also, technically you can use that to have a common setup in your team, but I am not sure how valuable it is