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Supported engines

Reversa works with the leading AI engines on the market. The installer automatically detects which ones are present in the environment, but you can add more at any time with npx reversa add-engine.


Compatibility

Engine File created Skills path How to activate
Claude Code CLAUDE.md .claude/skills/reversa-*/ and .agents/skills/reversa-*/ /reversa
Codex AGENTS.md .agents/skills/reversa-*/ reversa
Cursor .cursorrules .agents/skills/reversa-*/ /reversa
Gemini CLI GEMINI.md .agents/skills/reversa-*/ /reversa
Windsurf .windsurfrules .agents/skills/reversa-*/ /reversa
Antigravity AGENTS.md .agents/skills/reversa-*/ /reversa
Kiro (none) .kiro/skills/reversa-*/ and .agents/skills/reversa-*/ /reversa
Opencode AGENTS.md .agents/skills/reversa-*/ reversa
Cline .clinerules .agents/skills/reversa-*/ /reversa
Roo Code .roorules .agents/skills/reversa-*/ /reversa
GitHub Copilot .github/copilot-instructions.md .agents/skills/reversa-*/ /reversa
Aider CONVENTIONS.md .agents/skills/reversa-*/ reversa
Amazon Q Developer .amazonq/rules/reversa.md .agents/skills/reversa-*/ /reversa

Claude Code

The most tested engine with the best support. Uses native slash commands, making activation intuitive. Reversa creates files in both .claude/skills/ and .agents/skills/ (for compatibility with other engines that may be added later).


Codex

Fully compatible. Since Codex doesn't use slash commands, activation is by the agent name directly: reversa, reversa-scout, etc. The AGENTS.md file at the project root serves as the entry point.


Cursor

Compatible via .cursorrules. Cursor reads the rules from this file and the agents are available as skills.


Gemini CLI and Windsurf

Full support. Agents live in .agents/skills/ and are accessed via each engine's native mechanisms.


Antigravity

Google's agentic development platform, released in November 2025. Reads AGENTS.md natively (same file as Codex). If Codex is already installed in the project, the existing AGENTS.md is reused without duplication. CLI command: agy.


Kiro

Amazon's agentic IDE. Kiro natively discovers skills in .kiro/skills/, no steering document required. The installer places agents in .kiro/skills/ (and also in .agents/skills/ for compatibility with other engines). Activation is via /reversa or auto-discovery from the skill description.


Opencode

Open source coding agent for the terminal (SST). Reads AGENTS.md natively, same convention as Codex. CLI command: opencode. Like Codex, activation is by agent name: reversa.


Cline and Roo Code

VS Code extensions with custom rules support via .clinerules and .roorules respectively. The pattern is identical to Cursor and Windsurf: a rules file at the project root that instructs the agent when activating /reversa.


GitHub Copilot

Uses .github/copilot-instructions.md as a custom instructions file, automatically read by Copilot in every session. The installer creates the file inside .github/ (which may already exist in the project).


Aider

Coding agent for the terminal. The entry file CONVENTIONS.md at the root is passed via --read CONVENTIONS.md or configured in .aider.conf.yml. Like Codex and Opencode, activation is by name: reversa.


Amazon Q Developer

AWS AI CLI. Uses rules in .amazonq/rules/ to instruct the agent per project. The installer creates .amazonq/rules/reversa.md without interfering with other rules you may already have in that folder.


Multiple engines in the same project

You can have all engines installed at the same time. Agents in .agents/skills/ are shared by all of them. The installer creates the specific entry files for each engine without conflict.

If you work in a team where each person uses a different engine, this works normally: everyone uses their engine's entry file, but all agents are in the same place.