Sync your AI stuff and keep it away from your main codebase.

Dotlore tracks git-ignored AI-agent config — .claude/, CLAUDE.md, .agents/, project docs/, and ~/.claude — as a synced include-list inside a project folder. It syncs that list between your own Macs through a cloud folder you already use (iCloud Drive or Google Drive desktop). Not a cloud API. Files stay where they are.

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macOS first, Windows & Linux is coming.

What it does

Files stay put: not moved, not symlinked, not added to the project's git history.
A project is a folder with a synced include-list. .claude/, CLAUDE.md, .agents/, docs/, and ~/.claude are entries inside it.
Sync through a local cloud folder path, not a cloud API.
Each Mac publishes an immutable git bundle. Nothing in the cloud folder is rewritten or deleted.
Conflicts: the newer commit wins on every device; the loser's bytes stay beside it as a sibling file.
Desktop app, menu bar status item, and a CLI (add, sync, status, daemon).

How it works

Add a project folder and pick the entries to sync.
Dotlore copies the include-list into a private staging git repo under ~/Library/Application Support/dotlore/.
It publishes an immutable bundle to <cloud>/dotlore/<slug>/devices/<device-id>/.
Other Macs fetch and merge with the system git.