ait config — 完整参考

ait config
ait config show
ait config set
ait config unset

Inspect effective configuration and change supported user settings.

Usage: ait config <COMMAND>

Commands:
  show   Inspect effective repository configuration without modifying it.
  set    Set supported user-owned repository defaults.
  unset  Remove one supported user setting.
  help   Print this message or the help of the given subcommand(s)

Options:
  -h, --help  Print help

Read repository configuration plus the applicable worktree settings and report the effective values. Human output is compact; --json returns the complete machine-readable result.

Usage: ait config show [OPTIONS]

Options:
      --json
          Emit the complete machine-readable effective configuration.

  -h, --help
          Print help (see a summary with '-h')

Set one or more supported user-owned defaults, then refresh effective configuration and generated workflow guidance. Internal Repository indexes, derived local/remote settings, and Plan bindings cannot be set here. Use `ait config unset <KEY>` to remove an optional override.

Usage: ait config set [OPTIONS]

Options:
      --workflow-mode <WORKFLOW_MODE>
          Set the complete workflow preset. This chooses where Workflow, Task, and Change commands run and defaults sprint mode to on unless --sprint is supplied.
          
          [possible values: solo_local, solo_remote, team_remote]

      --sprint <SPRINT>
          Set sprint-style Plan/Task binding. On requires exact Plan item refs; off uses unbound Tasks.
          
          [possible values: on, off]

      --default-author-mode <DEFAULT_AUTHOR_MODE>
          Set the default provenance author mode.
          
          [possible values: human_only, human_with_ai_assist, ai_with_human_review, ai_only_experimental]

      --default-model <DEFAULT_MODEL>
          Set a non-empty default provenance model name.

      --task-review <TASK_REVIEW>
          Set Task outcome review policy. Required waits for review; automatic records task_approve using configured user_name.
          
          [possible values: required, automatic]

      --task-worktree-alias-root <TASK_WORKTREE_ALIAS_ROOT>
          Set a non-empty managed alias root for task worktrees. Relative paths resolve from the Repository root.

      --task-worktree-main-seed-ram-max-bytes <TASK_WORKTREE_MAIN_SEED_RAM_MAX_BYTES>
          Set a non-negative Repository-local RAM budget in bytes for main-seed-backed task worktree bootstrap.

      --id-namespace-prefix <ID_NAMESPACE_PREFIX>
          Set a non-empty ASCII-alphanumeric namespace prefix before workflow type codes such as T/C/P/PL/PR.

      --user-name <USER_NAME>
          Set the non-empty human identity used by explicit and automatic Task review.

      --user-email <USER_EMAIL>
          Set a non-empty local actor email for non-Task-review identity surfaces.

      --json
          Emit the complete machine-readable effective configuration after the update.

  -h, --help
          Print help (see a summary with '-h')

Delete exactly one optional user setting from repository configuration, then refresh effective configuration and generated workflow guidance. Fallbacks are: default-author-mode -> ai_with_human_review; default-model -> unset; task-review -> automatic; task-worktree-alias-root -> .ait-worktree-links; task-worktree-main-seed-ram-max-bytes -> no configured budget; id-namespace-prefix -> empty; user-name and user-email -> unset while actor detection remains available. Internal Repository indexes, workflow-mode, sprint, derived local/remote settings, and Plan bindings cannot be unset.

Usage: ait config unset [OPTIONS] <KEY>

Arguments:
  <KEY>
          Supported optional user setting to remove.
          
          [possible values: default-author-mode, default-model, task-review, task-worktree-alias-root, task-worktree-main-seed-ram-max-bytes, id-namespace-prefix, user-name, user-email]

Options:
      --json
          Emit the complete machine-readable effective configuration after removal.

  -h, --help
          Print help (see a summary with '-h')