For teams
AI dev configs for teams
One vetted set of AI coding rules, shared across your whole team. When everyone's Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex pulls from the same rules, skills, and MCP servers, your codebase gets consistent AI-assisted output — not five developers each pasting a different .cursorrules they found on a random gist. RuleSell is the vetting layer: quality-scored, attributed to its real GitHub author, and SPDX-license-tagged, so the config you commit to your repo is one you can actually stand behind. You share it the way you share everything else — through git. Every listing is free during beta.
Why teams want a vetted catalog
For a solo dev, grabbing a config off an awesome-list is fine. For a team, it's a liability: nobody knows if it's maintained, who wrote it, or whether you're even licensed to use it. RuleSell turns that into a reviewable decision.
Consistency by default
Commit the same vetted rules and skills to your repo and every teammate's AI assistant behaves the same way. No more 'works on my Cursor.'
Faster onboarding
A new hire clones the repo and inherits the team's AI configuration on the first pull — the conventions are in the rules, not in someone's head.
Real provenance
Every listing is attributed to its real GitHub author with an SPDX license tag, so adopting it is an auditable choice, not a copy-paste from an anonymous gist.
Cross-tool
Standardize one vetted source across Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex even when your team is split across editors.
How team sharing works today
- Pick from the vetted catalog. Browse quality-scored, author-attributed rules, skills, MCP servers, and agents. Filter by your tool and framework.
- Commit it to your repo.Copy the config into your project's standard location (CLAUDE.md,
.cursor/rules, AGENTS.md) and commit it like any other source file. - Everyone pulls the same setup. Each teammate gets the identical AI configuration on their next pull. That's the whole sharing mechanism today — git, not a hosted team account.
Coming for teams
RoadmapNone of the following is shipped yet — these are what we're building next for teams. We list them so you know the direction, not to imply they exist today.
Team library
A shared, org-scoped library so your team can pin an approved set of rules and skills in one place instead of hunting through individual repos.
Shared collections
Curated, named collections (e.g. 'Backend onboarding', 'Our Next.js standards') you can assemble, share by link, and update once for everyone.
Update notifications
A heads-up when an upstream config your team adopted ships a new version, so a vetted choice does not silently go stale.
Teams — frequently asked
How do teams share AI coding rules with RuleSell today?
The same way you share any config: through your repository. Find a rule, MCP server, skill, or agent on RuleSell, copy it into your project's config (CLAUDE.md, .cursor/rules, AGENTS.md, etc.), and commit it. Every teammate who pulls the repo gets the identical configuration. RuleSell's job is the vetting layer in front of that — quality scores, real GitHub author attribution, and SPDX license tags — so the thing you commit is one you can trust. A hosted team library is on the roadmap; it is not shipped yet.
Why use RuleSell instead of a raw awesome-list or directory?
Awesome-lists are unvetted link dumps — no quality signal, often no license, and frequently no clear author. RuleSell scores every listing from automated signals (upstream freshness, schema completeness, review signals), attributes it to its real GitHub author rather than an anonymous upload, and tags its SPDX license so your team knows its reuse rights. For a team, that turns 'someone found a .cursorrules on the internet' into a reviewable, licensed, attributable decision.
Does RuleSell support more than one AI coding tool?
Yes. Listings are cross-tool — the catalog spans Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Windsurf, Cline, and other environments, and each listing shows copy-paste install instructions per tool. If half your team is on Claude Code and half on Cursor, you can standardize on the same vetted source instead of maintaining two unrelated config piles.
Are there team seats, shared org libraries, or admin controls?
Not yet, and we will not pretend otherwise. There are no team seats, shared organization libraries, role-based access, or admin dashboards today. What works now is the git-based workflow above plus the public catalog. Team library and shared collections are on the roadmap — see the section below. If those are blocking for you, tell us so we build the right thing first.
What does RuleSell cost for a team?
Free during beta. Browsing, copying, and installing every listing is free for everyone on your team. Paid publishing with creator payouts opens after beta; using the catalog stays free.