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Usage

pm-auto list
Alias: ls You can use either command: 
pm-auto list
pm-auto ls

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What it does

The list command reads your configuration file and displays all available preset names. This is useful when you want to see what presets you can install without opening the config file.

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Options

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--desc
boolean
default:"false"
Display each preset’s description alongside its name.
pm-auto list --desc

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Examples

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List all presets

pm-auto list

┌  pm-auto 
│
◇  next-stack
◇  ui-components
◇  testing-suite
◇  analytics-kit

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List presets with descriptions

pm-auto list --desc

┌  pm-auto 
│
◇  next-stack - Next.js app with shadcn/ui, GSAP, and React Three Fiber
◇  ui-components - Shadcn/ui components with Tailwind and Radix primitives
◇  testing-suite - Jest, Testing Library, and Playwright for comprehensive testing
◇  analytics-kit - Posthog and Vercel Analytics for product insights

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When a preset has no description

pm-auto list --desc

┌  pm-auto 
│
◇  my-preset - No description
◇  another-preset - Custom preset for API development

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When to use it

Use pm-auto list when you:
  • Want to see all available presets without opening your config file
  • Need to remember the exact name of a preset before installing
  • Want to share your available presets with team members
  • Need to verify a preset exists before running pm-auto install

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Example workflow

# List all presets to see what's available
pm-auto list --desc

# Install a specific preset
pm-auto install next-stack

# Verify what you installed
pm-auto describe next-stack
If the config file path is not set or the file doesn’t exist, you’ll be prompted to run pm-auto config <path> to set it up.

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