avis add

avis add
avis add state-management
avis add api
avis add auth
avis add observability
avis add icons
avis add zustand
avis add icons --dry-run
avis add icons --yes

avis add without a subject behaves like avis: it detects the project and prints available capabilities.

avis add <capability> resolves compatible integrations for the detected project. If exactly one compatible integration exists, Avis uses it. If multiple compatible integrations exist, Avis recommends one, explains why, shows alternatives, and asks whether to use the recommendation.

avis add <integration> runs that integration when it is compatible with the detected project.

Framework examples:

Project	Purpose command	Default integration
Next.js	avis add icons	Lucide React
Next.js	avis add validation	Zod
Django	avis add api	Django REST Framework
Laravel	avis add auth	Laravel Sanctum
Flutter	avis add state-management	Flutter Riverpod
Rust	avis add observability	Rust tracing

Use --dry-run to preview without changing files or installing dependencies. Use --yes to accept the recommended integration and apply the ChangePlan without confirmation.

The add flow:

1. detect project
2. resolve capability or integration
3. check compatibility
4. generate and validate a ChangePlan
5. print the ChangePlan
6. ask for confirmation
7. apply operations
8. run verification when available

After a successful apply, Avis records what it remembers doing in .avis/state.json. Doctor and verification still inspect the actual project as the source of truth.