AI-Setup CLI Tool Automatically Generates AI Configuration Files for Local LLM Stacks

AI-Setup is a command-line tool that automatically generates AI configuration files for your local LLM coding setup. It scans your codebase and creates the necessary configuration files so you don't have to manually write rules for each new project.
Key Details
The tool generates various AI configuration files including:
.cursorrulesclaude.md- Codex configuration files
It automatically detects your technology stack, which means you don't need to manually write rules every time you start working on a new project. This is particularly useful for local LLM users who want to define exactly how their coding assistant should behave with their specific setup, whether that's Ollama, LM Studio, or other local LLM solutions.
To use the tool, run:
npx ai-setup
The process completes in approximately 10 seconds according to the developer. The tool has gained traction with 150 GitHub stars, 90 merged pull requests, and 20 issues reported.
Who It's For
This tool is designed for developers using local LLMs who want to avoid rewriting the same configuration files repeatedly across different projects.
The project is open for contributions and feedback. The repository is available at https://github.com/caliber-ai-org/ai-setup and there's a Discord community at https://discord.com/invite/u3dBECnHYs for discussion and support.
📖 Read the full source: r/LocalLLaMA
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