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cross_provider_recognition

Which rule file formats from other providers this provider recognizes. Contents: recognized_formats (list of filenames like AGENTS.md, .cursorrules, .windsurfrules). Minimum qualification: supported when the provider reads at least one rule-file format defined by a different provider.

Type: object Content type: rules

ProviderSupportedMechanism
clinemulti_source_rule_detection: Cline reads .clinerules/, .cursorrules, CLAUDE.md, and other provider rule files automatically
codexagents_md_filename: Codex reads AGENTS.md files using the standard filename used by multiple providers
copilot-cliagents_md_instructions: Copilot CLI reads AGENTS.md files following the multi-provider shared format
crushcross_provider_convention: Crush reads AGENTS.md, the cross-provider rules convention shared across multiple agents
factory-droidagents_md_format: Factory Droid reads AGENTS.md files in the shared multi-provider format
kirokiro_agents_md_recognition: Kiro reads AGENTS.md files from other providers in addition to its own steering files
opencodeOpenCode reads both AGENTS.md (cross-provider convention) and CLAUDE.md (historical Claude Code convention) from project root
roo-codelegacy_clinerules_fallback: Roo Code reads .clinerules/ as a backward-compatibility fallback when native .roo/rules/ is absent
windsurfagents_md_auto_scoping: Windsurf reads AGENTS.md files from other providers and applies them with workspace-aware scoping
zedZed discovers .rules, .cursorrules, and CLAUDE.md at project root, so rule files authored for other agents are picked up
ampAmp reads its own rule format; no cross-provider rule file recognition documented
claude-codeClaude Code does not natively read rule files defined by other providers
cursorCursor reads its own .cursor/rules/*.mdc and legacy .cursorrules file; no documented recognition of other providers' rule files.
gemini-cliGemini CLI reads its own GEMINI.md format; no cross-provider rule file recognition documented
piPi reads its own rule format; no cross-provider rule file recognition documented