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- `.editorconfig`
- shared prompts, agent instructions, code review guidelines, and repository conventions

## Choose your platform

Use the package that matches where your repositories live:

| Platform | Use this package | Best for |
| --- | --- | --- |
| GitHub | [GitHub Marketplace Action](https://github.com/marketplace/actions/team-ai-sync) | GitHub repositories and GitHub Actions workflows |
| GitLab | [GitLab CI/CD Catalog Component](https://gitlab.com/explore/catalog/paladini/team-ai-sync) | GitLab projects and GitLab CI/CD pipelines |
| Bitbucket | `paladini/team-ai-sync:1.0.0` Bitbucket Pipe | Bitbucket repositories and Bitbucket Pipelines |

## How it works

You keep the shared assets and `sync-config.json` in one source repository. A workflow in that repository calls `team-ai-sync`. The tool reads the config, checks each target repository, copies the configured files into a sync branch, and opens or updates pull requests or merge requests for the destination teams to review.
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