Every new laptop needs its agent set up by hand. Do it with one command, and check it from a script.

A new engineer opens a fresh laptop.

$ npx @context-mode/cli --agent all
picks the agents without asking

It finds Claude Code and Codex, writes each config and keeps a backup of the old file.

Is this machine set up?

$ npx @context-mode/cli setup --check
writes nothing
exit 0  every chosen agent is set up
exit 2  one is not

status --json prints who is signed in and how each agent is set up, for scripts.

A change breaks one engineer's agent.

$ npx @context-mode/cli disconnect --dry-run
lists what it would remove, writes nothing
$ npx @context-mode/cli disconnect
removes only what setup wrote

For the exact old file, copy the .cm-setup-bak- backup over it.

A member's agent tries to read .env.

Blocked by your team’s policy: Read environment files. .env files hold secrets.

Every member's agents follow it, on every machine.

A script tries to delete a block rule.

Export gives one policy.json. A git diff shows only real changes.

You want the team's skills and rules in every agent.

Skills and Instructions belong to each account today. No team roles yet.