About
gentle-ai is an ecosystem configurator, not an AI agent installer, designed to supercharge existing AI coding agents like Claude Code, OpenCode, and Cursor. It enhances these agents with persistent memory (Engram), Spec-Driven Development (SDD) workflow, curated coding skills, MCP servers, an AI provider switcher, a teaching-oriented persona with security-first permissions, and per-phase model assignment. This transforms basic coding chatbots into powerful tools equipped with memory, skills, workflows, and a teaching persona, supporting various mainstream AI coding agents with cross-platform one-command deployment and automatic updates, simplifying complex configurations.
Features
- Multi-Agent Ecosystem Configuration & Integration
- Persistent Memory & Context Management (Engram)
- Spec-Driven Development (SDD) Workflow Enhancement
- Per-Phase Multi-Model Assignment & Switching
- Cross-Platform One-Command Deployment & Auto-Updates
Supported Platforms
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