Caliber auto-builds AI coding configs locally

This is a genuinely useful kind of boring: it tackles setup drift and prompt bloat, two problems most AI coding tools quietly create.

• –Best fit is teams or solo devs juggling multiple assistants and wanting one repo-aware setup flow
• –Local execution is a strong privacy and trust win, especially for people using local LLMs or sensitive codebases
• –The token-efficiency angle is practical, not flashy; shorter prompts usually matter more than people admit
• –Open source plus an `npx` entry point lowers friction, which matters a lot for tooling in this category
• –Main risk is heuristic quality: config generators are only as good as the repo signals they infer, so edge cases and opinionated defaults will decide whether this feels magical or noisy