Feature Presets¶

Presets control how much guidance and structure lazyai-cli installs by default.

Preset levels¶

Preset	What it enables	Typical use
`minimal`	`qualityGates`	Lightweight setup, global defaults, cheaper/faster workflows
`standard`	`rpiWorkflow`, `chainOfThought`, `qualityGates`, `bugResolution`	Recommended team baseline
`full`	All features	Maximum guidance and process structure

Feature meanings¶

Feature	What it does
`contextEngineering`	Adds context discipline, file budget, and session hygiene guidance
`rpiWorkflow`	Adds Research → Plan → Implement workflow structure
`chainOfThought`	Adds structured reasoning protocol guidance
`treeOfThoughts`	Encourages evaluating multiple approaches before choosing one
`adrEnforcement`	Prompts ADR usage for significant architecture changes
`qualityGates`	Adds lint, typecheck, test, and build verification expectations
`agentHarness`	Adds multi-agent coordination and handoff patterns
`bugResolution`	Adds reproduce → diagnose → fix → verify debugging structure
`pivotHandling`	Adds guidance for requirement changes mid-implementation

Customize presets¶

Disable specific features:

lazyai-cli init --preset full --disable-features treeOfThoughts,agentHarness

Start from nothing and re-enable only what you want:

lazyai-cli init \
  --disable-features all \
  --features rpiWorkflow,qualityGates \
  --scope project \
  --tools opencode \
  --name minimal-custom \
  --no-interactive

Preset and tool selection¶

Presets are independent of tool selection. You can use minimal with all three tools, or full with a single tool. The preset controls the content of generated rules and agent instructions; the tool selection controls which directories are created.