Feature Description
I'd like a way to specify what assistant(s) should be setup when running lola sync, without specifying the assistants in the .lola-req file.
Problem or Use Case
As a project maintainer, I find the .lola-req file useful for indicating what modules are helpful for developers. However, I cannot specify the assistant type in the requirement file since the assistants I use may not be the same assistants that other developers use.
This means that when I run lola sync, it configures all assistants and creates a lot of clutter in my workspace. Id like to be able to specify the assistant types to configure outside of the requirement file.
Category
CLI/UX improvements
Proposed Solution
I think an additive command line argument would work well.
For example lola sync -a cursor would run the sync for cursor, as well as any agents explicitly specified in the requirements file.
Alternatives Considered
This is mostly an aesthetic issue, since the files generated by lola are in my .gitignore anyway
Complexity Estimate
Simple (good first issue)
Additional Context
No response
Feature Description
I'd like a way to specify what assistant(s) should be setup when running
lola sync, without specifying the assistants in the.lola-reqfile.Problem or Use Case
As a project maintainer, I find the
.lola-reqfile useful for indicating what modules are helpful for developers. However, I cannot specify the assistant type in the requirement file since the assistants I use may not be the same assistants that other developers use.This means that when I run
lola sync, it configures all assistants and creates a lot of clutter in my workspace. Id like to be able to specify the assistant types to configure outside of the requirement file.Category
CLI/UX improvements
Proposed Solution
I think an additive command line argument would work well.
For example
lola sync -a cursorwould run the sync for cursor, as well as any agents explicitly specified in the requirements file.Alternatives Considered
This is mostly an aesthetic issue, since the files generated by lola are in my .gitignore anyway
Complexity Estimate
Simple (good first issue)
Additional Context
No response