feat(init): opt-in agent selection with interactive picker#36
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init no longer installs files for every agent (or the global skill) by default. Nothing is written unless the user chooses it. - TTY, no flags: interactive checkbox picker (AGENTS.md + CLAUDE.md preselected; skill toggle in-list). Zero new dependency (readline raw mode). - Non-interactive (--yes/--json/no TTY): defaults to AGENTS.md + CLAUDE.md. - --agents <list> explicit, --all for every agent. - Global skill is opt-in via --skill (removed --no-skill; no longer default-on). Pure resolveInitPlan() + prompt helpers are unit-tested (16 new tests). Pre-release change to the canary-only init command — no stable users affected.
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Why
init(shipped to canary in #34) wrote files for all 6 agents by default and installed the global skill unless--no-skill. That installs things the user never asked for. This flips it to opt-in: nothing is written unless chosen.Pre-release change —
initonly exists on canary, no stable release ships it, so there's no backward-compat cost.Behavior
init(TTY)AGENTS.md+CLAUDE.mdpreselected, skill toggle in-listinit --yes/--json/ no TTYAGENTS.md+CLAUDE.md, no skillinit --agents claude,cursorinit --allinit --skillRemoved
--no-skill(skill is off by default now).Implementation
readlineraw-mode checkbox (src/install/prompt.ts). The project is deliberately dep-minimal.resolveInitPlan(flags, isTty)+ pure prompt helpers (buildPromptItems/toggleItem/collectSelection/renderMenu), all unit-tested. The raw-mode loop is a thin I/O shell over them.Tests / gates
--all,--agents,--skill, invalid agent → exit 2).Docs
README,
docs/cli-reference.md,llms-full.txt,CHANGELOG.mdupdated; the[Unreleased]entry now describes the opt-in design (the never-shipped--no-skill/default-all behavior is gone).