Project settings¶
The Projects page lists the projects you work in. Everyone can see a project's settings; project admins can change them. Whoever connected a project is its admin.
Free models only¶
When this is on, jobs in the project only use free models, which run on our own machines. The model picker hides the paid ones, and a job that would use a paid model is refused, even if the defaults change later. Pull requests from the project say that its code was never sent to a paid AI service.
Projects with this setting show a lock icon next to their name.
Automatic reviews¶
Review every new pull request makes Lyzentra review each new pull request in the project's repository. See Code review.
Project rules¶
Rules tell Lyzentra how your project wants code written, for example:
Use Optional instead of returning null from repository methods.
Approved rules are included in every coding job and every review in the project. Open Project rules under the project on the Projects page. Admins can add, edit and delete rules; keep each one to a sentence. A project can have up to 30.
Lyzentra also suggests rules. When review feedback states a general preference, it proposes a rule and lists it under Suggested from review feedback. Suggestions are not used until an admin approves them.
Notifications¶
Under Notifications, project admins connect a Slack or Microsoft Teams channel and choose what's posted there: pull requests ready for review, changes ready to publish, questions on issues, failures, and reviews posted.
- Slack: create a Slack app with an incoming webhook for the channel
and paste its address (
https://hooks.slack.com/services/…). - Microsoft Teams: in the channel, open Workflows, pick the template Post to a channel when a webhook request is received, and paste the address it gives you.
Click Send a test message to check it. Saved addresses are never shown again; to change one, remove it and paste the new one.
Everyone can also choose which of their own jobs they get an email about: My profile → Notifications.