lpm
SolidShortcut that loads the two lpm skills — `lpm-cli` (control projects: start/stop services, logs, agent status, duplicate into standalone copies or create Git worktrees) and `lpm-config` (create/edit project YAML configs). Use when the user types /lpm or asks about lpm without a clearly scoped task; when the task clearly fits one skill, invoke `lpm-cli` or `lpm-config` directly instead.
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- Author
- gug007
- Repository
- gug007/lpm
- Created
- 3 months ago
- Last Updated
- today
- Language
- TypeScript
- License
- MIT
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lpm-cli
Operate lpm-managed projects through the `lpm` CLI: start or stop projects and services, inspect logs and agent status, wait for readiness, run actions, and duplicate projects into standalone copies or create linked Git worktrees. Use when the user asks to operate or inspect lpm runtime state. `LPM_PROJECT_NAME` selects the default project after the skill triggers; it is not a trigger by itself. For editing YAML configuration, use `lpm-config`.
lpm-config
Create and edit lpm YAML configs for projects, duplicates, worktree metadata, services, actions, terminals, profiles, SSH projects, and shared config layers. Use when the user explicitly asks to configure lpm, add an lpm service/action/button/terminal, edit `.lpm.yml`, or manage lpm templates or global config. For creating or removing linked Git worktrees and operating running projects, use `lpm-cli`.
lp
Shorthand alias for the learn-apply skill. Invoke with /lp or "lp <source>". Studies any source (web URL / GitHub repo / video / podcast / pasted text or local file) and maps the learnings onto your project — or a real-life problem — with worked examples. Same behavior as /learn-apply.