Laizy
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Laizy
Use Laizy as the control plane around existing coding agents, not as a replacement for them.
Core workflow
- Create or refresh a local milestone plan file for the target repo.
- Use a local
IMPLEMENTATION_PLAN.mdby convention. - Keep it out of git unless the user explicitly wants it committed.
- If the repo does not have actionable milestones yet, use the planner-needed bootstrap template in
{baseDir}/references/planner-bootstrap.md.
- Use a local
- Bootstrap the run once with
laizy start-run. - Use
laizy supervisor-tickas the source of truth for every later decision. - Read the emitted bundle and follow the bounded next action instead of improvising the next step in chat.
Commands
Bootstrap a run:
laizy start-run \
--goal "\x3Cuser goal>" \
--plan IMPLEMENTATION_PLAN.md \
--out state/runs/\x3Crun-name>.json
Evaluate the next action:
laizy supervisor-tick \
--snapshot state/runs/\x3Crun-name>.json \
--out-dir state/runs/\x3Crun-name>.supervisor
Decision map
Read {baseDir}/references/decision-map.md for the full artifact map. The short version is:
plan/replan- Read the emitted
planner.requestdocument. - Spawn or steer a planner worker to author/repair the plan.
- If the run was bootstrapped in
needs-planmode, re-runstart-runafter the planner lands the first actionable milestone queue.
- Read the emitted
continue- Read the emitted implementer contract.
- Execute exactly one bounded milestone.
recover- Read the emitted recovery plan.
- Resume safely without widening scope.
verify- Run the emitted verification command.
- Record the result before marking a milestone complete.
closeout- Disable or pause the watchdog.
- Stop the loop.
Runtime-profile rules
Use the runtime profile emitted by Laizy when spawning planner, implementer, recovery, or verifier workers.
- Prefer the selected
model,thinking, andreasoningModewhen the platform allows them. - If the exact model is rejected by account policy, fall back to an allowed model while preserving the same bounded contract and intended thinking level.
- In shared/group chat surfaces, keep reasoning visibility conservative by default.
Repo hygiene
Treat generated run artifacts as local state:
- keep
state/runs/out of git - keep
state/verification/out of git - keep generated
.tgzfiles out of git - keep local maintainer plan files out of git unless the user explicitly wants them committed
References
- Read
{baseDir}/references/decision-map.mdfor emitted artifact names and what to do for each supervisor decision. - Read
{baseDir}/references/planner-bootstrap.mdwhen you need a clean planner-needed starting point for a new multi-step run.
- Make sure OpenClaw is installed (local or Docker)
- Run the install command in chat:
/install laizy - After installation, invoke the skill by name or use
/laizy - Provide required inputs per the skill's parameter spec and get structured output
What is Laizy?
Orchestrate repo-native, supervised software delivery with the Laizy CLI. Use when a user wants to bootstrap or continue a multi-step coding run with explici... It is an AI Agent Skill for Claude Code / OpenClaw, with 135 downloads so far.
How do I install Laizy?
Run "/install laizy" in the OpenClaw or Claude Code chat to install it in one step — no extra setup required.
Is Laizy free?
Yes, Laizy is completely free, licensed under MIT-0. You can download, install and use it at no cost.
Which platforms does Laizy support?
Laizy is cross-platform and runs anywhere OpenClaw / Claude Code is available (cross-platform).
Who created Laizy?
It is built and maintained by XiaolongGao521 (@xiaolonggao521); the current version is v0.3.0.