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# examples/team-config/profile-template.yaml
# Profile template for Profile-Based Module Assembly
# Copy to profiles/<your-name>.yaml and customize

# Required fields
name: "YourName"                        # Developer name (used in generated header)
os: "macos"                             # macos | linux | windows
tools:
  - claude-code                         # List all AI tools you use
  # - cursor                            # Uncomment if you use Cursor
  # - windsurf                          # Uncomment if you use Windsurf

# Communication style affects verbosity of AI explanations
communication_style: "concise"          # verbose | concise | terse

# Module selection
modules:
  # Core modules: always included, regardless of OS or tools
  core:
    - core-standards                    # Architecture, naming, patterns
    - git-workflow                      # Git conventions
    - test-conventions                  # Testing patterns
    # - typescript-rules                # Uncomment if TypeScript project
    # - python-rules                    # Uncomment if Python project

  # Conditional modules: included based on os/tools above
  # The assembler automatically includes these based on your profile values
  conditional:
    # OS-specific (auto-filtered by 'os' field above)
    - macos-paths                       # macOS paths (/opt/homebrew, etc.)
    - linux-paths                       # Linux paths (/usr/local, etc.)

    # Tool-specific (auto-filtered by 'tools' list above)
    - cursor-rules                      # Cursor-specific instructions
    - windsurf-rules                    # Windsurf-specific instructions

# Optional preferences
preferences:
  language: "english"                   # english | french | spanish | etc.
  token_budget: "medium"                # low | medium | high
  # low: minimal context, high: comprehensive context