Hi HN - I built ATK because my AI dev setup became unmanageable.
I was running multiple MCP servers, local services like OpenMemory and Langfuse, and wiring them manually into Claude Code, Codex, and Augment. Each tool had its own installation steps, config files, and environment variables.
ATK is a CLI that installs and manages these tools as plugins and can wire MCP servers into multiple coding agents with a single command.
The entire setup lives in a git repo (~/.atk), so you can reproduce your AI dev environment across machines.
Hi HN - I built ATK because my AI dev setup became unmanageable.
I was running multiple MCP servers, local services like OpenMemory and Langfuse, and wiring them manually into Claude Code, Codex, and Augment. Each tool had its own installation steps, config files, and environment variables.
ATK is a CLI that installs and manages these tools as plugins and can wire MCP servers into multiple coding agents with a single command.
The entire setup lives in a git repo (~/.atk), so you can reproduce your AI dev environment across machines.
Example:
atk add openmemory atk mcp add openmemory --claude --codex --auggie
Curious to hear if others have run into the same problem or if there's tooling in this space I'm missing.