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Add luminos.toml config file for tunable thresholds #30

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opened 2026-04-06 22:28:47 +00:00 by archeious · 0 comments
archeious commented 2026-04-06 22:28:47 +00:00
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Many currently hardcoded values should be user-configurable without CLI flags:

  • Turn budget and per-dir base turns
  • Tier thresholds (dir/file counts)
  • Search budget (max web searches, URL fetches, package lookups per session)
  • Confidence threshold for refinement triggering
  • Model selection per pass

Support luminos.toml in the target directory and ~/.config/luminos/luminos.toml for user-global defaults. CLI flags override config file values.

Many currently hardcoded values should be user-configurable without CLI flags: - Turn budget and per-dir base turns - Tier thresholds (dir/file counts) - Search budget (max web searches, URL fetches, package lookups per session) - Confidence threshold for refinement triggering - Model selection per pass Support `luminos.toml` in the target directory and `~/.config/luminos/luminos.toml` for user-global defaults. CLI flags override config file values.
archeious added this to the Agentic Investigation Engine project 2026-04-06 22:33:58 +00:00
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