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Write once, run everywhere

A single source of truth for your development rules, slash commands, templates, and hooks. Compile to any AI editor.

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The Problem

If you use Claude Code, Cursor, and Gemini CLI, you maintain the same rules in three different files with three slightly different formats. They always drift apart.

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The Solution

npx dev-workflows init                    # create .dwf/ with config
npx dev-workflows add typescript/strict   # install a rule from the registry
npx dev-workflows compile                 # generate CLAUDE.md, .cursor/rules, GEMINI.md
Or bootstrap a complete spec-driven workflow: 
npx dev-workflows init --preset spec-driven -y
Define rules once in YAML, compile to each editor’s native format. Install slash commands, spec templates, and editor hooks from the registry.

CLAUDE.md

Claude Code

.cursor/rules

Cursor

GEMINI.md

Gemini CLI

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Rules Registry

Start with battle-tested rules instead of writing from scratch. Browse with devw add --list or run devw add for interactive selection.

typescript/strict

No any, explicit returns, union types over enums

javascript/react

Hooks rules, component patterns, naming

javascript/nextjs

App Router, RSC, server actions

css/tailwind

Utility-first, no custom CSS, design tokens

testing/vitest

Test naming, coverage, mocks

security/supabase-rls

RLS enforcement, auth patterns

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Assets

Beyond rules, install slash commands, spec templates, and editor hooks that power AI-assisted workflows.

Commands

/spec, /plan, /build, /learn

Templates

Feature spec template

Presets

Bundle rules + assets in one install
Open source · MIT license · 4 dependencies Get Started →