imlazy is a token-efficient tier-routed agent orchestrator for AI coding assistants. It classifies every task by complexity and loads only the workflow weight it warrants — saving tokens on everyday work without losing rigor when it counts.
How it works
Trigger via /imlazy <task> or i am lazy, <task>. The router classifies into one of five tiers:
| Tier | Token load | When |
|---|---|---|
| Quick | ~1.5K | Single-file edit, typo, config bump, factual question |
| Standard | ~14.5K | Multi-file feature/bugfix with clear requirements |
| Heavy | ~17K | New subsystem, ambiguous scope, architectural design |
| Vault | — | Knowledge persistence across sessions |
| Learn | — | Router misclassification feedback & adaptation |
What's included
- 40+ bundled skills — router, planning, TDD, code review, brainstorming, debugging, parallel agents, worktrees, vault, security, API design, frontend/backend standards, WordPress+ACF, and more
- 19 subagent prompts — planner, architect, code reviewer, security reviewer, TDD coach, build fixer, language reviewers (Python, Go, Rust, Java, C++, Kotlin, PHP)
- Obsidian vault integration — Flavored Markdown, Bases, JSON Canvas, CLI, Defuddle
- Cross-harness — works with Claude Code, OpenCode, and Codex CLI
- Self-contained — zero external plugin dependencies, MIT licensed
Quick start
git clone https://github.com/hnikoloski/imlazy.git
cd imlazy
bash install.sh # Unix / WSL
.\install.ps1 # Windows
python tests/run-tests.py # Verify