Presets Overview

Presets are curated bundles that install a set of skills together. Pick the one that matches your workflow, or compose your own. Run dz stats to inspect the current installed inventory.

Available Presets

Preset	Focus
devops	Code review, security audit, testing, CI/CD, debugging, API design, infrastructure, ITSM/ITIL
mcp	MCP integrations including search, messaging, and knowledge tools
web3	Blockchain and decentralized application workflows
qe-engineer	Quality engineering, testing, coverage, and resilience
meta	Cross-cutting research and orchestration skills
keysarium	Research and presentation workflows
p-replicator	AI-assisted product development
feature-adr	ADR-driven feature development
health	Medical AI workflows
academic	Academic evaluation
news	News and monitoring
bto	Build-Benchmark-Test-Optimize
reasoning	Reasoning and investigation
pm	Product management

The table describes each preset’s purpose. To see the exact members in your installed version, run dz stats or inspect the published package files.

Usage

# Initialize a project with a preset for your target
dz init --target claude-code --preset devops

# Bootstrap with config, hooks, and learning memory
dz setup --target claude-code --preset meta --memory agentdb

# Compose multiple presets (deduplicates overlapping skills)
dz compose devops+mcp+web3

Composing Presets

You can combine multiple presets — dz compose deduplicates overlapping skills:

# Combine presets
dz compose devops+mcp

# Initialize one preset, then add an individual npm skill pack
dz init --target claude-code --preset devops
dz install @dzhechkov/skills-qe

Preset vs Individual Install

Approach	Best For
dz init --target <t> --preset devops	Getting started with a curated bundle
dz compose devops+mcp	Combining several presets into one install
dz install @dzhechkov/skills-devops	Precise control over which npm packs you pull in