The application generator has about 25 options, I believe an interactive
mode wouldn't be practical.
I second Rolandas' suggestion: make your own shortcut.
For example, I often want to create a vanilla application to test something
quickly, --skip-bundle is the key there. I have a Bash function for that
called "rn" that does this:
rails new $app_name --skip-bundle "$@" && \
cd $app_name && \
bundle install --local
Since a Bash function can change the $PWD, I am even left at the app's root
directory.
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