what is imprint fr?

imprint is a personal repository setup that one developer built so an AI coding agent can copy a consistent set of preferences into any new or existing project. Instead of repeating the same configuration steps by hand for every repo, the owner keeps their preferred tools and rules stored in this repository, and an agent reads them and applies them automatically. Inside the repo you will find a stack folder describing the runtime, language, and library choices, currently Bun, TypeScript, Biome, and ES modules. A config folder holds ready made files such as tsconfig.json, biome.jsonc, bunfig.toml, an editorconfig file, a gitignore file, a package.json template, and a pre commit hook. There is also an ide folder with recommended VS Code extensions and settings, an agents folder containing base rules for AI agents plus a pointer file named CLAUDE.md, a ci folder with GitHub Actions workflows for continuous integration and releases, and a github folder listing recommended repository settings. To use it, someone installs the included skill with a single command, then asks their AI agent to imprint the current project. The skill first checks if the user already has their own imprint repository under their username, and if not, offers to copy the settings from the original author's version by default. It then reads a manifest file called IMPRINT.md and applies the listed preferences to whatever project it is run in, adjusting for what already exists there. Because these choices are personal, the project explains how to make a copy your own. You fork the repository, publish it under your own username as imprint, and the skill will find and use it automatically going forward. There is also a fork mode that looks at your existing repositories to learn your habits, creates the fork, fills in the templates with your preferences, and removes references to the original author. The project is written mostly in HTML, currently has 2 stars, and is licensed under MIT, which lets anyone use it for any purpose as long as the copyright notice stays intact.