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, an action that submits a command into the currently open/focused/active terminal (the `command` action type), 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 th
Create, modify, and delete lpm 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, an action that submits a command into the currently open/focused/active terminal (the `command` action type), 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 wants an action i
Shortcut that loads the two lpm skills — `lpm-cli` (control projects: start/stop services, logs, agent status, duplicate into parallel copies) 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.
Control dev projects managed by the lpm app via the `lpm` command: start/stop projects and services, restart a dev server, read service logs, check AI-agent status, wait for a port to be ready, and duplicate a project into parallel copies for multi-agent work. Use whenever the LPM_PROJECT_NAME environment variable is set (the terminal is inside lpm), or when the user mentions lpm and wants to run/stop/restart/inspect services, read dev-server logs, or fan out work across project copies. For creating or editing lpm project YAML configs, use the `lpm-config` skill instead.
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, an action that submits a command into the currently open/focused/active terminal (the `command` action type), 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 th