lpm changelog: October 2026
56 releases
v0.7.44
- Search and replace across project files, including on remote machines, a scrollable rail of every lesson in Feedback with a new three-minute tour, unsaved drafts are kept, and fixed garbled terminal text after graphics resets.
v0.7.43
Also includes v0.7.42
- Sync files between your paired computers, including ones your project ignores.
- Queue a message to send when your agent finishes, a new one-click command lesson, and fixes for detached window focus, service status, duplicate project labels, editor undo and redo, and terminal command chips.
v0.7.41
Also includes v0.7.38, v0.7.39, v0.7.40
- Weekly recap notifications, lessons in the feedback window, ideas and questions go to GitHub Discussions, and share QR codes that are easier to scan.
- A weekly recap of your agents’ work that you can share, a Claude account for each automation, and message history merged across paired computers. The notification center is gone.
- Choose how each kind of notification reaches you, and forwarded ports come back after a restart.
- Fixed a Settings animation glitch.
v0.7.37
Also includes v0.7.35, v0.7.36
- Richer Stats with an activity calendar and per-project usage, search inside files, and links to a service’s ports. The Activity overview is gone.
- Work through merge conflicts file by file, a searchable branch picker, and create, rename and delete files in the Files tree.
- AI can fix problems in a config, edit a service’s command from its column, and action zones in the Terminals view.
v0.7.32
- An automation can no longer answer its own question.
v0.7.31
Also includes v0.7.29, v0.7.30
- More automation commands in the CLI.
- Automations can ask you a question and wait for the answer, and better input-method typing in the composer and terminal.
- Paired computers reconnect over fallback addresses, pairing a computer opens in its own window, an easier Linux server setup, and fixes for Claude status.
v0.7.23
Also includes v0.7.21, v0.7.22
- Pick an agent or a command for a new tab, and Stats across several computers.
- Changed line counts in the Git UI.
- Paired projects work like local ones, with port tunnels, the host’s Claude accounts and saving files back. lpm Link can start agents, resume sessions and browse files.
v0.7.20Beta
- Share settings, folders and automations with paired Macs, and dictate right in the app.
v0.7.19Beta
- Paired Macs follow the host’s tab names, order and pins, services that ended show their exit code, Claude usage limits are shared with paired Macs, and you can copy the last answer from a paired terminal.
v0.7.16
- Check for lpm updates from your phone.
v0.7.13
Also includes v0.7.8, v0.7.9, v0.7.10, v0.7.11, v0.7.12
- Host tabs and control stay in sync across Macs, and a Claude account menu on your phone.
- An
lpm automations opencommand. - Automatic pull choices sit inline in the Git menu.
- Automatic pulls from origin for each project, and alerts reach locked phones.
- Agent status for Gemini, Cursor, OpenCode and omp, and ⌘⇧J opens Automations.
v0.7.7
Also includes v0.7.4, v0.7.5, v0.7.6
- An Automations tab in each project, Telegram setup shared across Macs, action zones that fold into a hover popup, and pulls that wait while uncommitted changes are in the way.
- Update lpm on your Mac from your phone, and memory for AI prompt automations.
- Create, edit and remove automations from the CLI, and a video guide in the automation editor.
- Automations as a messenger-style list, schedules written with AI, monthly, one-off and multi-time schedules, results sent to Telegram, and quiet runs.
v0.7.3
- Open a host’s terminals as tabs on your Mac, and agent status in the global Terminals view.
- Update and configure Linux hosts from your Mac, and syncing handles big projects in batches.
- A rows layout for side-by-side duplicates, and switch Claude accounts from the sidebar.
v0.6.13
- Paths cut off at the terminal’s right edge are still links, and decks pull in parallel.
v0.6.9
- Open a paired Mac’s files in your local apps.
v0.6.8
- Preview PDFs, file paths with spaces become links, and GPT-6.1 Sol support.