Agent Config Editor

A complete system for creating, editing, and managing agent config files — CLAUDE.md, rules, skills, and more — for every AI tool you use.

Agent instruction files are how you teach AI tools about your project. They define build commands, coding conventions, architectural context, and the rules agents follow every session. Crystl gives you a dedicated system for every part of that workflow — from creating a file for the first time to keeping it optimized as your project grows.

The file chooser shows every supported file type with an icon and plain-English description of what it does. The block editor lets you build files from reusable sections you can drag to reorder, edit inline, or swap out for blocks from the library. And the project optimizer scans your project and surfaces exactly what's missing or needs attention.

Why it matters

Every AI tool covered

CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, codex.md, GEMINI.md, .cursorrules, .windsurfrules, copilot-instructions.md — one file chooser for all of them.

Block editor

Files open in a two-column editor: your content as draggable sections on the left, a reusable block library on the right. Drag to reorder, click to edit, insert from the library with one click.

Project optimizer

Scans for missing CLAUDE.md, oversized files, absent Build & Run sections, and more. Each finding explains why it matters and offers a one-click fix where possible.

Modular rules

Claude Rules let you split CLAUDE.md into focused files that Claude Code auto-discovers. Scope rules to specific directories so frontend rules don't load when you're working on backend code.

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Frequently asked questions

What file types can I create?
CLAUDE.md, CLAUDE.local.md, AGENTS.md, codex.md, GEMINI.md, .cursorrules, .windsurfrules, copilot-instructions.md. Plus Claude Code's extended config: rules, skills, and settings.
What is the block editor?
A two-column editor that breaks your file into logical sections (Build & Run, Architecture, Conventions, etc.). You can drag to reorder, click to edit inline, or toggle to raw text mode at any time.
What are Claude Rules?
Modular .claude/rules/*.md files that Claude Code auto-discovers and loads each session. Rules can be scoped to specific paths so they only load when you're working in the relevant part of your project.
What does the line count indicator do?
When editing CLAUDE.md, the editor footer shows a live count: green under 150 lines, yellow at 150–200, red over 200. Claude Code recommends staying under 200 lines for best performance.
Does this work over SSH?
Yes — file creation, template writing, rule setup, and the full block editor all work on remote projects over SSH.

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