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# Ampere Team Configuration
# ==========================
# Copy this file to ampere.yaml and customize for your project.
#
# The CLI will automatically load configuration from:
#   - ampere.yaml (current directory)
#   - ampere.yml (current directory)
#   - .ampere/config.yaml
#   - .ampere/config.yml
#
# Or specify explicitly: ampere --config path/to/config.yaml

# AI Provider Configuration
# -------------------------
# Choose your AI provider and model. Backups will only be used if the preferred provider fails.
ai:
  provider: anthropic           # Options: anthropic, openai, gemini
  model: sonnet-4               # See the model list below

  # Optional: Fallback providers (tried in order if primary fails)
  backups:
    - provider: openai
      model: gpt-4.1
    - provider: gemini
      model: flash-2.5

# Available Models:
# -----------------
# Anthropic (Claude):
#   opus-4.5, opus-4.1, opus-4
#   sonnet-4.5, sonnet-4, sonnet-3.7
#   haiku-4.5, haiku-3.5, haiku-3
#
# OpenAI (GPT):
#   gpt-5.1, gpt-5.1-instant, gpt-5.1-codex-max
#   gpt-5, gpt-5-mini, gpt-5-nano
#   gpt-4.1, gpt-4.1-mini
#   gpt-4o, gpt-4o-mini
#   o4-mini, o3, o3-mini
#
# Google (Gemini):
#   pro-3, pro-2.5
#   flash-2.5, flash-2.5-lite
#   flash-2, flash-2-lite

# Team Composition
# ----------------
# Define the agents that will work together on your goals.
# Each agent has a role and optional personality traits.
team:
  # Product Manager: Coordinates work, breaks down tasks, makes decisions
  - role: product-manager
    personality:
      directness: 0.8           # 0=diplomatic, 1=very direct
      thoroughness: 0.7         # 0=concise, 1=thorough
      formality: 0.6            # 0=casual, 1=formal

  # Engineer: Writes production-quality code
  - role: engineer
    personality:
      creativity: 0.7           # 0=conventional, 1=creative
      risk-tolerance: 0.4       # 0=conservative, 1=risk-taking
      thoroughness: 0.8

  # QA Tester: Tests code and finds edge cases
  - role: qa-tester
    # Uses default personality

# Available Roles:
# ----------------
# - product-manager: Coordinates work and makes product decisions
# - engineer: Writes production-quality code
# - qa-tester: Tests code and finds bugs
# - architect: Designs system architecture and APIs
# - security-reviewer: Reviews code for security issues
# - technical-writer: Creates documentation

# Personality Traits:
# -------------------
# All values range from 0.0 to 1.0
# - directness: How direct vs diplomatic (0=diplomatic, 1=very direct)
# - creativity: How creative vs conventional (0=conventional, 1=creative)
# - thoroughness: How thorough vs concise (0=concise, 1=thorough)
# - formality: How formal vs casual (0=casual, 1=formal)
# - risk-tolerance: How risk-tolerant vs conservative (0=conservative, 1=risk-taking)

# MCP Servers (optional)
# ----------------------
# Connect to external MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers to give agents
# access to tools like GitHub, databases, code analysis, etc.
#
# Each server exposes tools that agents can discover and invoke dynamically.
# Tools inherit the server's autonomy level for access control.
#
# mcp:
#   servers:
#     # Local MCP server via stdio (spawns a child process)
#     - id: github
#       name: GitHub CLI
#       protocol: stdio
#       endpoint: /usr/local/bin/github-mcp-server
#       autonomy: act-with-notification
#
#     # Remote MCP server via HTTP
#     - id: database
#       name: Database Query Service
#       protocol: http
#       endpoint: https://db-mcp.example.com/api
#       auth-token: your-secret-token
#       autonomy: ask-before-action
#       timeout-ms: 60000
#
#     # Streaming MCP server via SSE
#     - id: code-analysis
#       name: Code Analysis
#       protocol: sse
#       endpoint: https://analysis.example.com/mcp
#       autonomy: fully-autonomous
#       auto-reconnect: true
#
# Supported protocols: stdio, http, sse
# Supported autonomy levels:
#   - ask-before-action: Agent proposes, waits for human approval
#   - act-with-notification: Agent acts immediately, notifies human
#   - fully-autonomous: Agent acts independently, logs for audit
#   - self-correcting: Agent acts, self-reviews, and iterates

# Initial Goal (optional)
# -----------------------
# Set a default goal for the team. Can also be passed via CLI:
#   ampere --goal "Build a user authentication system"
goal: "Build a user authentication system"