Create, modify, and delete lpm (Local Project Manager) project configs at ~/.lpm/projects/*.yml. Use whenever the user mentions lpm, asks to set up lpm, create/edit/delete an lpm config, add or remove services, actions, or terminals from lpm, or says "lpm setup", "create lpm config", "add service to lpm", "configure lpm". Also trigger when the user wants to add a button or menu action to run commands, manage dev project processes, start/stop multiple services together, group related commands, set up one-shot commands with confirmation prompts, or configure interactive terminal shells through YAML config files. Also triggers when the user wants a background/silent action, a split-button with a default plus alternatives, a dropdown menu of related commands, an action pinned to the terminal footer, an SSH/remote project, or a sync-mode action that mirrors a remote directory locally. Also triggers when the user asks to edit lpm config for the current directory (cwd) without naming a project. If the user has lpm i
Create, modify, and delete lpm (Local Project Manager) project configs at ~/.lpm/projects/*.yml. Use whenever the user mentions lpm, asks to set up lpm, create/edit/delete an lpm config, add or remove services, actions, or terminals from lpm, or says "lpm setup", "create lpm config", "add service to lpm", "configure lpm". Also trigger when the user wants to add a button or menu action to run commands, manage dev project processes, start/stop multiple services together, group related commands, set up one-shot commands with confirmation prompts, or configure interactive terminal shells through YAML config files. Also triggers when the user wants a background/silent action, a split-button with a default plus alternatives, a dropdown menu of related commands, an action pinned to the terminal footer, an SSH/remote project, or a sync-mode action that mirrors a remote directory locally. Also triggers when the user asks to edit lpm config for the current directory (cwd) without naming a project. If the user has lpm i