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PSA: if you manage dev machienes then every coding agent has its own file

If your coding agents or lets say devs are on more than one coding agent (the JetBrains survey this year had claude code, copilot, codex and cursor all in double digits) theres no single place to lock them down cause each one has its own thing: Claude code: managed-settings.json in your C:\Program…

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  1. 2026-10-07 10:07 · r/AI_Agents
    PSA: if you manage dev machienes then every coding agent has its own file

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